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Julian was born in Constantinople in 33 1 and is the son of Julius Constantinople. Julian's father and Emperor Constantine I are half-brothers. Julian's grandfather was Constantine Cronus, the monarch of the Western Roman Empire. After the death of Constantine the Great in 337, all the royal families wanted to be emperors of the empire, so the country was caught in constant struggles and intrigues.

Julian's cousin King Constantine (Christian Arioux) decided to destroy Julian's family and killed all the collateral clans of his grandfather's half-brother. Finally, only Constantine II, Constantine, Julian and Julian's half-brother Gallus were left among Constantine's kin. Later, the empire was acquired by Constantine II, Constantine II and Constantine II.

Ruled the territory of the Roman Empire together. However, Constantine II was wary of his two surviving cousins, Julian and Gallus, so he kept them away from the imperial center and received a strict Christian education in Arioux. Julian's early education has a great influence on his later psychological growth. He was brought up by his grandmother in Shinya, and began to receive education in Eusebius at the age of seven.

Eusebius is a theologian of Arianism and a bishop of Nicomedea. In 342, Julian and Gallus were exiled to Maserum, Capadocia, where he met Christian Bishop George. /kloc-at the age of 0/8, Julian's exile ended, and he lived briefly in Constantinople and Nicomedea.

In 35 1 year, Julian returned to Asia Minor to study Neo-Platonism, and was later taught to study the philosophy of Jan Briks in Maximus, Ephesus. Later, in Athens, he met Gregory of Nazian and Bassery of Caesarea, who were later canonized.