Caligula: A Brief Biography

In the book "Caligula: Biography", the author's main purpose is to show Caligula as a historical record of the life and domination of Roman Emperor. The author documents some of his ancient writers who documented his life through his own research and affirmed or insulted many of their odd allegations. This book begins with accusations against ancient writers such as Seneca, Prinny-the-Elder, Josephus, and Suetonius who claim that Caligula suffers from insanity.

I declared that it is irrelevant whether it is asylum or not to be executed, in Caligula, a curricular borrowed part of the title of this work, Albert Camus, the third Roman Emperor Carigla Important yes, Caligula has the right to choose. Marcel Nuuma and Louis Druin were exiled before being executed. When they were young when Papa Dock Duvalier caught power in 1957, they ran away from Haiti with their parents and soon tried to arrest all the defamators and registers he had in the poet and elsewhere .

Julia Agrippina - Julia Agrippina is the granddaughter of Emperor Augustus. When she tried to kill him, she was banished from Rome by his brother Caligula. Later, after the death of Caligula, she was allowed to return to his uncle 's Claudius emperor. Agrippina then married Claudius and succeeded in becoming a queen. She is a very strong queen. Some historians think that they have poisoned Claudius to make his son Nero an emperor. She dominated Rome through Nero during the early reign

After the death of Tiberius, the new emperor Caligula (older brother of Claudius, son of Germanicus) acknowledged some usefulness of Claudius. At the age of 37, he appointed Claudius as his joint consultation to emphasize the memory of the late father Caligula, Germanics. Nevertheless, Caligula tortured cruelly his uncle. Do a practical joke, charge a huge amount of money, insult you in front of the Senate. According to Cassius, at the end of Caligula's rule, Claudios probably became very sick and thin for stress. Claudius portrait that may survive from this period may support this

Four years after Tiberius's death, the official force of the ruling party killed Caligula, and with the help of Senator, he announced his uncle's Claudius as a new emperor. Claudius is not as authoritarian as Tiberius or Caligula. Claudius conquered Lycian and Thrace; his most important thing was the beginning of British conquest. Claudius was poisoned by his wife Agrippina the Younger in the year 54 AD. His heir was Nero, her son, Agrippina and her ex-husband. Because Claudius's son, Britannica, did not reach adulthood when his father died. Nero was widely known as Christian 's first persecutor and Roman fire, and the rumor started by the emperor himself. Nero faced many uprisings during his reign, such as Pisoners' conspiracy and the first Jewish Roman war. Nero broke these rebels, but he was unable to overthrow the rebellion guided by Servius Sulpicius Galba. The Senate immediately announced that Nero is a public enemy and he committed suicide.