Fausta is a character from ancient Roman history, known primarily as the daughter of the Roman Emperor Maxentius. She is often associated with the political dynamics of her time, particularly through her marriage to Constantine the Great, which was intended to solidify alliances between their families. In addition to her political significance, Fausta is remembered for her tragic fate. Historical accounts suggest that she faced a dramatic end, with some sources indicating that she was executed by her husband, Constantine, under controversial circumstances, which has led to various interpretations of her life and legacy in Roman history.