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WH Emperors

QuestionAnswer
Main persecutor of Christians Nero
Became emperor at 17 Nero
Youngest Roman Emperor Nero
Emperor through marriage Nero
Brought greek art into rome Nero
Killed his own mother Nero
At first good emperor then influenced in a negative way (killed many people) Nero
Brought architecture into Rome Nero
"Fiddled while Rome burned" Nero
Built golden palace Nero
Condemned to death; decided to commit suicide Nero
Hungry for praise Caligula
Had no prior experience Caligula
Selfish, unethical Caligula
Gave first pay to soldiers Caligula
Paid back those who were cheated by taxes Caligula
Sexually attracted to his sisters Caligula
Solved all problems without leaving Italy Antoninus Pius
Gave loans to Farmers Antoninus Pius
Used his own money to fix stuff in empire Antoninus Pius
Refurbished oldest bridge and coliseum of Rome Antoninus Pius
Gave children who were conceived between people who were not married (bastard children) rights Antoninus Pius
Number 3 of the five good emperors Hadrian
Got very sick (heart problem) Hadrian
Built a wall for military defense Hadrian (hadrian wall)
Loved literature and traveled Hadrian
Tutored by Livy Claudius
Wrote several stories Claudius
Conquered and colonized Britain Claudius
Extended Roman citizenship Claudius
May have been poisoned by his wife Claudius
Granted freedom to an enemy kind Claudius
Member of Roman army Trajan
Redistributed land taken by Domitian Trajan
Suffered stroke: partially paralyzed Trajan
Known for his building projects Trajan
Over controlling Domitian
Not accepted into senate Domitian
Spoke in riddles Domitian
Raised taxes (built new structures) Domitian
Wen with what the people wanted (not always what was best for the people though) Domitian
Killed by his ex-wife's husband and the senate Domitian
Stole another mans wife Domitian
Enemies: senate and ex-wife Domitian
Adopted by Augustus Tiberius
Became Augustus's successor Tiberius
Wanted the state and senate to act without him Tiberius
One of Romes greatest generals Tiberius
Favored son that Augusts made him adopt Tiberius
Didn't want to be emperor Tiberius
Good emperor and first, then a bad one (people were happy when he died) Tiberius
Army: was well disciplined Vespasian
Died from natural causes Vespasian
"Woah, i think im becoming a god" (said this on death bed) Vespasian
Founder of Flavian Dynasty Vespasian
Started construction of Coliseum Vespasian
Ordered to stop trials of treason reasons (Maid to kill people who were impaired for any reason) Titus
Ordered triumph (from war) Titus
Died three years after reign Titus
Problems: Mount Vespius erupted and fire in Rome (for three days) Titus
Defeated Jewish rebellion Titus
Unfit to rule, self-indulgence, lazy, glutenous Vitellius
Ruled for only a year Vitellius
Self absorbed Vitellius
Over ate always - glutenous Vitellius
Emperor only by senate not people Vitellius
Won supporters by acts of kindness Vitellius
Killed mother - to fulfill prophesy Vitellius
Became fond of capital punishment and killing people, executions Vitellius
created enemies for himself Vitellius
Murdered by people of Vespasian's army and was thrown in Tiber River Vitellius
Under his rule, Rome came into a lot of "breads and circuses", murders, too much fun Vitellius
Wanted to improve diplomacy Nero
Enemies: Christians Nero
Last words: "what an artist the world looses in me" Nero
loyal , military ability Galba
Listened to untrustworthy advisers Galba
Created elephant tight roping - entertainment Galba
Rewarded 3 priesthoods Galba
Resigned position Galba
Chose Pisu to be next emperor Galba
Was Killed, along with Pisu, by Otho Galba
Tortured then killed Galba
best friends with Nero Otho
Nero had an affair with his wife Otho
A conqueror, ambitious, strong Otho
Wanted to overthrow Vitellius Otho
defeated by Vitellius Otho
ruled for only 8 weeks Otho
Governor of Lusitania Otho
Rewarded imperial titles Otho
No math for Vitilius's army Otho
Killed himself because he was stressed Otho
"It is far more just to parish one for all than many for one" Otho
"Do every act of your life as if it were your last" Marcus Aurelius
"Because a thing seems difficult for you, do not think it impossible for anyone to accomplish" Marcus Aurelius
Intelligent, hardworking, and serious minded student, compassionate emperor, kind, had high principles, successful Marcus Aurelius
Philosopher Marcus Aurelius
persecuted those who believed in Jesus Chris Marcus Aurelius
Introduced reforms to existing law in order to improve the civil system and in in the treatment of slaves, widows, and children Marcus Aurelius
Many wars broke out under his rule, but the empire remained strong Marcus Aurelius
"last and sometimes the best of the Five Good Emperors" Marcus Aurelius
helped publication of 12 texts called "Meditations" which gives a full background of his religious and moral values Marcus Aurelius
Treated gladiators with kindness and tried to help improve the standard of living of the poor and the children Marcus Aurelius
copious amounts of enemies, yet his empire stayed strong Marcus Aurelius
Did not believe in life after death Marcus Aurelius
"death was desirable, because it would make an end to all the desires" Marcus Aurelius
cruel when young (until matured), took criticism and had a good sense of humor, strict Augustus
exiled his daughter and his grand-daughter for offending against his principles Augustus
Governed in public interest Augustus
Laid the foundation for a stable government Augustus
Created a well-organized civil service to enforce the laws Augustus
Adjusted tax system and made it fair Augustus
Ordered a census (or population count) Augustus
Set up a postal service and issued new coins to make trade easier Augustus
Put the jobless to work by building roads, building temples, and farming the land Augustus
High level jobs open to men of talent regardless their class Augustus
Restored as may as 80 temples Augustus
Encouraged marriage and childbearing; used legislation to do so Augustus
Roman empire was to be divided between Antony and Octavian aka... Augustus
Senate declared war and he won Augustus
Thought he was ill, passed down his power to his closest heirs Augustus
Body was taken to Rome and his ashes were placed in his Mausoleum Augustus
Mother was the daughter of Julia, sister to Julius Caesar Augustus
Created a new Constitution Augustus
became the first senator Augustus
Very religious Augustus
"I found Rome a city of brick and left it a city of marble" Augustus
Built storehouses and aqueducts for the people of Rome (specifically the poor) Nerva
Helped families with their taxes Nerva
Ruled for 16 months Nerva
Received the title "pater patriae" which means "father of the country" Nerva
First of five good emperors Nerva
Died from a heat stroke and fever Nerva
Raped Domitian Nerva
enemies (Domitian's followers) took him hostage and and was forced to watch his closest advisers and friends killed Nerva
first emperor to choose his successor by their potential ruling capabilities and not by their family lineage Nerva
adopted Trajan Nerva
provided land for poor Nerva
Created a forum which was seen as a center for peace and tranquility Nerva (Forum of Nerva)
did not lead Rome into any wars or battles Nerva
First emperor of Pax Romana Augustus (Octavian)
Second emperor of Pax Romana Tiberius
Third emperor of Pax Romana Caligula
Fifth emperor of Pax Romana Nero
Sixth mperor of Pax Romana Galba
Seventh emperor of Pax Romana Otho
Eighth emperor of Pax Romana Vitellius
Ninth emperor of Pax Romana Vespasian
Tenth emperor of Pax Romana Titus
Eleventh emperor of Pax Romana Domitian
Twelfth emperor of Pax Romana Nerva
Thirteenth emperor of Pax Romana Trajan
Fourteenth emperor of Pax Romana Hadrian
Fifteenth emperor of Pax Romana Antoninus Pius
Sixteenth emperor of Pax Romana Marcus Aurelius
Fourth emperor of Pax Romana Claudius
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