Nerva: The First Good Emperor of Rome

On November 8, [A.D. 35], I was born in this glorious world (Henderson 169). My noble family raised me with Umbria's wealthiest Birley 30. I was born into a family in the Senate, but I will neither pursue a military career nor pursue a public speech (Wend). For some reason they have been involved in political fields since going back to my ancestors (Birley 30). My beloved grandfather M. Cocceius Nerva is a good law scholar who accompanied Tiberius and Capri to Consul [36 BC], grandfather of the same name [26 AD].

Emperor Nerva officially adopted Trajan in 1997. After the death of Nerva in January 1948, Tulajan acquired the title of the emperor. His successful military career ensured that he was welcomed by Roman citizens. One of his first actions as Emperor was to release those who were unjustly imprisoned during the reign of Emperor Domitian. Trajan was always a soldier, began a lot of successful exercises, expanded the empire to modern Romania (then Dacia), Mesopotamia, Sinai. Trajan recognizes the need to protect this vast territory while increasing the number of generals from 28 to 30. Trajan died at the age of 63 on August 9, 117 AD. Hadrian

Emperor Trajan is the second of the five emperors' series known as' Peace Romana 'or the leader of Roman peace era. As an adopted child of Emperor Nerva, Trajan acquired the title of the emperor in the year 98 AD. During his reign, he began military operations and spread the empire to modern Romania and the Sinai peninsula which is part of Mesopotamia. He was regarded as a merciful ruler, and ordered the construction of architectural projects such as bridges, roads, and new Roman Forum. One of his most eye-catching projects is Trajan's Column, a huge 98-foot building still in Rome. He also released men who were incorrectly imprisoned during the reign of Emperor Domitian and offered public funds to poor parents. In order to protect his new territory, Trajan increased the Roman Corps from 28 to 30.