Rome's Really 'Bad' Emperors

Some historians believe that his behavior will change due to epilepsy, a brain disease that causes long-term seizures in people. Distant cousin of Califula, Julius Caesar is believed to have epilepsy, a supported hypothesis. Caligula is also suffering from a chronic disorder that can not fall asleep, which is a common symptom of epilepsy. He is not like his own people, but behaves like a god. Senators were forced to kiss his feet and at dinner he invited their wife.

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

Caligula and Nero are often memorized as dysfunctional emperors in popular culture, but Augustus and Claudius are remembered as political and military successful emperors. This dynasty established an empire tradition in Rome and blocked attempts to rebuild the Republic. Augustus has his official title and the prince gathered almost all Republican powers: he has consular rights, Prince senator, elders, censorship and forum - the court's divine force majeure includes. This is the foundation of the emperor 's power. Augustus also called himself the priest of the emperor Gaius · Julius Caesar "commander Gaius · Julius · Caesar, child of son's son". In this title, he not only boasted of his family connection with sacred Julius Caesar but also a permanent connection with the victory tradition of the Roman Empire.

Caligula is the common name of Emperor Julio Claudian or Caesar's house. His real name was Gaius · Julius · Caesar · Augustus · Germanicus · Roman Emperor 37-41 AD. Born in Gaius · Julius · Caesar · Germanicus, it is the third emperor of Rome. His nickname Caligula was a small man given to him by his uncle and later adopted his father Emperor Tiberius (Caesar in the Bible Jesus' Bible). Caligula means "small boots". Tiberius used this little boy as a mascot. Carigura succeeded in killing him. This is good with his own eyes. Most people think Carlogra is very angry. If they can not hear, they will call him. In the 1970s, Penthouse (Wank Magazine) cooperated with respected very good Italian porn coach to produce a long movie about his life. Peter O Toole plays Tiberius and Malcolm Mc Dowell plays a role of the same name