Gnaeus Fulvius Centumalus was consul of the Roman Republic in 229 BC, with Lucius Postumius Albinus as his consular colleague.
Attacks on Italian traders by Illyrian pirates had prompted a Roman embassy to be sent to the court of Queen Teuta of the Ardiaei in 229 BC.
After the assassination of one of the ambassadors on Teuta's orders, Rome enrolled legions and prepared a fleet to retaliate.
[1] The fleet travelled to Corcyra where he secured the surrender of the Illyrian garrison and the defection of Demetrius of Pharos.
While Postumius wintered there with 40 ships, Fulvius took the bulk of the army and the rest of the fleet back to Italy.