151 BC)[14] Iamblichus I (son of Sampsiceramus I and brother of Alexio I[31]), reigned 48 BC-31 BC[16] Alexio I, sometimes known as Alexios or Alexander[32] (brother of Iamblichus I and another son of Sampsiceramus I[25]). Usurper to the Emesene throne in 31 BC and executed in the same year by Octavian[16] The Emesani kingdom dissolved from 30 BC to 20 BC and becomes an autonomous community under the supervision of the Roman governor of Syria[18] Iamblichus II (son of Iamblichus I[31]), reigned 20 BC-14[33] Gaius Julius Sampsiceramus II, also known as Sampsiceramus II (son of Iamblichus II[32]), reigned 14-42 Gaius Julius Azizus or Asisus (son of Sampsiceramus II[32]), reigned 42-54 Gaius Julius Sohaemus Philocaesar Philorhomaeus[24][34][35] (brother to Azizus and second son to Sampsiceramus II[32]), reigned 54-73 Gaius Julius Alexio also known as Alexio II (son of Sohaemus[36]), reigned 73-78 Gaius Julius Sampsiceramus III Silas (son of Alexio II[37]), reigned 79-120 Gaius Julius Longinus Soaemus also known as Soaemus (son of Sampsiceramus III[36]), died 160 Gaius Julius Sulpicius, died ca. 210 Uranius Antoninus, reigned 210-235 Lucius Julius Aurelius Sulpicius Severus Uranius Antoninus, reigned 235-254, originally called Sampsiceramus