Second Kingdom of Rome

The Second Kingdom of Rome (Latin: Secundus Regnum Romanum) is an imperial Roman rump state formed after the Roman Catastrophe in the fires of the failed Second Roman Republic. It was officially formed after Marius Hostilius Varro proclaimed himself as King of the Romans in the city of Antium in 4 AIE (AD856). This proclamation resulted in the end of the Second Roman Republic. A month after this proclamation, Italics to the north of Rome broke off and formed the Italic Kingdom.

In 50 AIE (AD902), the Second Kingdom of Rome still continues a seemingly unending conflict with the Italic Kingdom over ownership of the ancient city of Rome.