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See also: Heraclius (d
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641) by his first wife Eudocia, succeeded his See also: father as joint-emperor with See also: Heracleonas, the son of Heraclius by his second wife Martina
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See also: Court intrigues nearly led to a See also: civil war, which was prevented by the See also: death of See also: Constantine (May 641), after a brief reign of 103 days
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He was supposed to have been poisoned by See also: order of his step-See also: mother Martina
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