Fulvian (Latin: Aulus Fulvian Vitellius Lucius Caesar Augustus; 28 November, 810 - 18 August, 826) was Roman Emperor for a six year period between 820 to 826. As the son of Vitellius II, Fulvian was the first Roman Emperor to succeed his father. In February 820, whilst his father was on his death bed, Fulvian was chosen over his elder brother to succeed him (as Fulvian's mother was the daughter of Corbulo, making him a more legitimate choice), and following the death of Vitellius II, Fulvian was declared Augustus.