Octavian Remus (Latin: Octavian Remus Augustus; c.1179 - June, 1207) was the 88th and last Roman Emperor of the Roman Empire. Born sometime around 1179, Remus was the son of the late-Roman diplomat and citizen to the Empire, Octarius, and for most of his early life, he lived and served with soldiers whilst his father remained in the court of the Hunnic warlord Oebarsius. Shortly after his father's death in 1204, Remus was proclaimed Roman Emperor by Oebarsius in opposition to the then incument Saturninus, as he was the only "noble" citizen within the Hun's court. Marching south to Rome, Saturninus was found within his palace and executed, and the usurper warlord placed Octavian Remus in power as a puppet ruler.