Lupa Romana Mother of Rome

According to legend, Romulus and Thunder are twins born by the god of Jupiter and the royal princess Lia Sylvia. Rhea Silvia is the daughter of King Numitor. Numitor's brother Amulius robbed the throne from his hand. When Princess Rhea gave birth to these boys, Amulius ordered them to kill, but their mother put them in a basket and placed them in the Tiber River, hoping they would survive . Boys were rescued by a woman wolf who takes care of them. Shortly thereafter, her wolf began to take care of the shepherd named Fawlsm, found them and brought them home to raise children.

Lupercal (from Latin Lapa "Female Wolf") is a cave located at the foot of the southeast of Rome's Palatine Mountains, between Magna Mater Temple and Sant 'Anastasia al Palatino. In the legend of Roman founding, Romulus and Remus were discovered by the wolf. They sucked them till they were rescued by the shepherd's foul. Faunas' pastor Ruperchi celebrated a ceremony with Rupercaria in the cave between the first few days of the city and the year 494 AD.

Caesar Augustus is not only the first Roman emperor but also the greatest emperor. He is one of the wonderful administrative geniuses in history. He led Rome from permanent civil war into Roman golden age. And Pax Romana did not end when he died, it was the name of Caesar and continued until the last Emperor. Augustus was remembered through and after the empire. He was appointed Rome's father. He unified Rome and still was expanding its empire. But like all empires, the great Roman Empire will fall sooner or later. Many empires will go up and down, and many empires are revolutionizing the world today, but none of them can be compared with Roman influence on today's world.

The Roman Empire was a relatively peaceful era. In spite of the conflicts of the Romanian era, success in achieving border expansion and peace was the era of Roman prosperity and expansion, mainly under the guidance of Augustus and Tiberius. Pax Romana is a Latino of peace Roman. It was from the end of the Republican civil war to the death of Marcus Aurelis, between 27 BC and 180 AD. - When Viking arrived in the New World, they called local residents (American Indian or Native American) "Skræling". There was much debate about what a word or label means. Northern Europeans usually wear wool and linen clothes, whereas indigenous people in North America are generally wearing animal skins, so they may be called "wearers of skin". But there is another mysterious thing about Nordic and Skræling.