Titus Flavius Vespasianus (Titus Flavius Vespasianus, also known as his father Vespasianus), a historian commonly referred to as Titus, the church's Chinese King Titus, from December 30th, 41 (as it was 39 years ago) to September 13th, 1981. The second Emperor of the Flavian Dynasty of the Roman Empire, from 79 to 81, Titus, as the master, broke up Jerusalem in 70 AD and largely ended the Jewish battle. During his brief two-year reign, Rome suffered three major disasters: the 79th eruption of the Vesuvian volcano, and the 80th epidemic of the Great Fire of Rome.

A good emperor who was crowned after his death with the name of Divus Titus.