Romulus and Remus

At the beginning of any civilization, Romulus and Thunder have a story about the creation of the country. Rome does not change with anyone. They caught the tail of how their brothers quarreled for those who won the glory of victory. America also follows this story and the story of America's most famous founder George Washington. The history of Rome began with the fact that two brothers were founded in the city of Rome.

This story appears in myths about the two twins born to twins and sucked by wolves (please do not ask me). The twins are Romulus and Remus. Romulus and Thunder Wood found something to become Rome. Romulus told Rai Mushi to never leave this border. Remus does. Romulus killed him (You know the brothers!) Romulus will discover Rome on April 21, 753 BC. As a king, he was later murdered. This is a trend. Rome was governed by the king, but everything went well, except for the fact that the monarchy was never going to be peacefully ruled. With the help of a man named Brutus, the latter king is overthrown by the masses and the republic is formed. The Republic is led by SENATE, a older, smarter man. These old and intellectual people choose two consulars each year (think about the dual chairman). These clever old people will dominate the popular rallies of all male citizens. Yes, Rome is a sexist. The population contains wealthy nobility and poor people

Romulus and Remus form the interpretation of Rome's creation. Romulus and Thundermus have built a drowning city of Rome (Rosenberg 113). In order to name this town, no one is older, so they decided to decide and see who saw the first sign. "Six vultures, Martian birds flew over the head of Thunder, and soon twelve vultures flew over Romulus' s head. The city of Rome was named after Romulus (Jay 60). A few years later, Romulus killed Sundams while discussing the plans of the city. Romulus was a Roman leader for more than 40 years until the gods killed him. In addition, they are very knowledgeable and highly appreciated about what they are developing and expressing.