Caligula
After Livia’s death, Tiberius’s depravity grows and Rome descends into corruption and executions. Caligula succeeds him, but his excesses and eccentricities soon lead Rome into an even more terrifying reign.
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After Livia’s death, Tiberius’s depravity grows and Rome descends into corruption and executions. Caligula succeeds him, but his excesses and eccentricities soon lead Rome into an even more terrifying reign.
After Caligula is murdered, the Senate names Claudius emperor. He proves capable, rebuilding Rome through reforms and public works and annexing Britain. He faces a planned uprising in the East and fails to recognize that his wife Messalina may betray him.
Livia controls Augustus and gradually removes those who escape her influence. The young Claudius is rejected by most of his family, though Germanicus and Postumus love him. Livia manipulates Augustus into naming her son Tiberius heir.
After Livia’s death, Tiberius’s depravity grows and Rome descends into corruption and executions. Caligula succeeds him, but his excesses and eccentricities soon lead Rome into an even more terrifying reign.
After Caligula is murdered, the Senate names Claudius emperor. He proves capable, rebuilding Rome through reforms and public works and annexing Britain. He faces a planned uprising in the East and fails to recognize that his wife Messalina may betray him.
Livia controls Augustus and gradually removes those who escape her influence. The young Claudius is rejected by most of his family, though Germanicus and Postumus love him. Livia manipulates Augustus into naming her son Tiberius heir.