and the State bankrupt. There is considerable reason, I think, to remove Tiberius from his pedestal. Family Originally betrothed as a young man to the daughter of Ino, Tiberius eventually married Ino after her daughter and husband died. She took on the name Anastasia in 578 after his accession to the throne. They had three children together, one of whom died before Tiberius was created Caesar in 574. Of his other two, both daughters, Constantina was married to Tiberius's successor, Maurice, and Charito was married to Germanus. His wife and two daughters all outlived him. Footnotes References Sources Edward Walford, translator (1846) The Ecclesiastical History of Evagrius: A History of the Church from AD 431 to AD 594, Reprinted 2008. Evolution Publishing, . Theophylact Simocatta, History 582 deaths 6th-century Byzantine emperors Adult adoptees Caesars (heirs apparent) Comites excubitorum Justinian dynasty People of the Roman–Sasanian Wars