Maximus (son of Maximinus Daia)

Maximus (c. 305–313) was the son of the Roman Emperor Maximinus Daia.
Life and execution.
Maximus was the son of Maximinus Daia and his wife whose name has not been recorded. He had an unnamed younger sister who was betrothed to Candidianus, the son of Galerius and step-son of Valeria Galeria, the daughter of Diocletian. When Daia went to war against Licinius in 313, Maximus, then age 8, and his sister, age 7, were captured after Licinius emerged victorious and their father, Daia, perished. Lactantius reports that Maximus, his sister, and Candidianus were all executed at the order of Licinius.
Practically all we know about Maximius comes from Lactantius.