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Guess which of these people is one of the most

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despotic rulers of Ancient Rome,

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Lucius Claudius Drusus

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Germanicus, you all guessed it, and you and you and you

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too, this is the name of one person, but

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he went down in history as

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Neuron, a gloomy, cruel and spoiled

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boy who grew up among murders and

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conspiracies the higher he rose to the

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pinnacle of power, the more the height turned

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his head and overshadowed his mind Neuron burned

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Rome from Christians he made living torches

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to illuminate his feasts crucified the Apostle

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Peter and executed Paul killed his own mother,

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wife and brother then went crazy

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castrated the boy and married him,

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you think he wanted to rule No, he dreamed of

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playing in the theater at the end of his life he fell in love with

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indulging in orgies and perversions so

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shocking I’m even ashamed to talk about them

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remember yourself at 16 years old, what did you dream about, what

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did you want to become, I wanted to work on

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television and I worked, and now

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I’m telling you about history and I love it very much

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to do someone Maybe wanted to become an

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artist or a photographer or a singer But my

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parents said no no no my dear You

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must first Get some

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serious

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profession was like this Write us in the

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comments

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this guy yes Meet Nero at the

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age of 16 he dreamed of becoming an artist and performing at

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stage, but his mother Agri had

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completely different plans for him. She dreamed of making

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her boy practically an earthly God,

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or rather the emperor of the Roman Empire. But

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this path was very long and Bloody

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leaving the power of the World, he turned out to be a toy

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in his

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hands in the year his name was lui Domi agena barb

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Yes not a name but a song how he turned into

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Nero I’ll tell you a little later the emperor

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was then his uncle, the brother of his mother

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Agrippina, the terrible Caligula, another

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ruler from the list of the worst, they actually

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had a cheerful family, all the relatives

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loved their power very much, so they

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constantly killed each other so as not to

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overthrew Caligula was already not at

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home and he decided that Agrippina’s sister,

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neuron’s mother, wants to kill him, by the way, the

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conspiracy was probably real. Caligula

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took all her property and exiled

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little Nero to a tiny island; they

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left little Nero at court; the boy was doomed and

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only a miracle could save him and a miracle

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happened elite praetorian guard

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Well, what does the praetorian guard sound like Well,

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in general Personal bodyguards killed

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Caligula Then they went to

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Caligula’s uncle Claudius, who, according to legend, was

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hiding from them behind a curtain and declared

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him the new emperor, only Claudius

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ascended the throne, he returned Agrippina

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from exile She’s after all was his niece to

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finally be reunited with her son

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Ron Agrippina vowed that she would never

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again remain at the mercy of her

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cruel and capricious relatives

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how could Agri ensure safety for herself and her son she

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needed a rich and

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influential husband and Emperor Claudius

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married her to such a man 6 years

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after the wedding the husband died and there were rumors

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that this Agrippina poisoned him, but be that as it

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may, she eventually received all his

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wealth after the Emperor

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Claudius himself became a widower of Agrippina of the subnet and

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quickly married him to herself. Well, supposedly to

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unite Sem and put an end to the

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murders in reality it was an excuse

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to get closer to power and the fact that

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for this she would have to marry

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her uncle didn’t bother her at all about Grina and her

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deceased brother Caligula and that’s not what

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they told But this is a terrible topic for a

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separate issue and I know where you

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can find out more about it

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Caligula Caligula the most depraved

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bloodthirsty ruler in the world came to

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power a liberal ruler these days

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about the stormy life of Caligula full of vices

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and lust there is even a film for adults I

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didn’t watch it of course but believe me

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the rest of Caligula’s life was even

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more wild as the people’s favorite

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turned into the most hated

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despot of all times and peoples and became

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the most shameful and depraved ruler in

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world history Why did he sleep with his sister and

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organize unique orgies? What

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happened to Caligula in reality, how does

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power corrupt and why are citizens

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ready to endure the extravagance of the naked ruler,

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even if you watched the Game of Thrones, then

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get ready Caligula's games will surprise you and

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Uncle Nero watch my new video

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Caligula - the most depraved ruler of

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the world on the tribute channel with Koshelev the link is

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of course in

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the description And if a woman begins to

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achieve something, then she goes to the end

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Agrippina became the wife of the emperor Claudius

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adopted her boy then- then he

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received a new name Nero Claudius Caesar

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Drus Germanicus his mother demanded that

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he be made the heir to the throne on a par with the

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biological son of Claudius Britannicus, but

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such an heir should not disappear

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Claudius married Nero to his daughter

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Octavia Yes, legally Nero and Octavius are

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brother and sister, but biologically

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they are parents different Agri, no mistake over the years,

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turned herself into the son of a widow in the heat of the moment

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with no money and no future into the wife of the

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emperor of the most powerful empire of

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that time, but for complete happiness it

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was necessary to eliminate

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Claudius a year after the neuron’s wedding, the

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emperor suddenly died;

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many contemporaries were sure that

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Agrippina bribed the

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emperor’s taster and slipped him poisoned

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mushrooms Although he may have died of

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banal old age, he was 3 years old, it is important

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that control of the empire passed to the

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heirs of Claudius, his adopted Nero and his

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native Brittany, he was 3 years younger,

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so it should have been, but Agrippina

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Introduced Nero as the only

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emperor in all 16 years old, Nero became the

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sole ruler of the most

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powerful empire in the world, power over a

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huge country was in the hands

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of a youngster, although this power was rather

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nominal, all important decisions were

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made by Green herself. My son obeyed. I’m afraid to

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even imagine how

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Agrippina felt for this, she may have killed

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her second husband, the consul, she

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manipulated the husband of her uncle and the

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emperor, and now her beloved son was on the throne,

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essentially herself, but

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her joy did

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not last long; young Nero at first calmly

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perceived control, but Agrippina, as an

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overprotective mother, began to actively

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interfere in her son’s personal life if in

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matters of state administration he was still ready for

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her as - there is no listening in matters of personal

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life, and at the age of 18 he had already openly

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opposed her; they quarreled

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because of the beloved ruler of the former

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slave who Agrippina demanded to be

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expelled from Rome. Neuron was against, screaming and

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stamping her feet.

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Britannica was the

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rightful emperor, but her Plan

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failed Nero poisoned his half-brother

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after that Nero took on his mother,

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accused her of slander and expelled her from the Palace,

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depriving her of all honors and bodyguards

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when Agrippina tried to

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stop him, Neuron threatened to

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abdicate his son, Emperor Nero became

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fully-fledged,

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found out and decided that it was time end with her, what

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do you think? From what attempt did he

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succeed? From the first from the second from the third. The

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guys from the seventh turned out to be a tenacious

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woman. Although there may have been

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more attempts, but we don’t know about it.

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At first Nero tried to poison his mother three times.

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But he found out that she was drinking the antidote,

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then he sent his The agent to

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stab her, everything went wrong, he even seemed to

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try to bring down the ceiling and walls of

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the room while she was sleeping, but Agrippina still did

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n’t die, then he came up with

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perhaps the most ambitious method of

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murder. I’m shocked by this story, he

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sent my mother sailing on a ship

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that was supposed to be destroyed everyone would have died

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and everyone would have died only not the mother, a complete

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fiasco Agrippina was almost the only one who

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escaped and swam ashore; one

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can only envy her vitality, although she

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loved to swim and in her youth dived for

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sponges, maybe that’s why she was saved. Then

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Nero simply ran out of patience in

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anger, he ordered Kill her Agri, seeing

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the soldiers of the Armed Forces, understood and asked to stab her

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in the stomach, hit me where it grew This

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monster son burned her body that same night

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the news immediately became known to everyone Nero

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mumbled that it was suicide no one in

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Rome had any illusions the young emperor

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broke the Greatest Taboo to nail

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some relative is still Okay,

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who doesn’t happen to But

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Claudia’s advisers made a mistake about his own mother Nero was not the

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next one much much worse

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after the murder Nero admitted more than once

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that the image of his mother, he knows, haunts

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him at night and in order to

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get rid of her ghost, he even

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hired Persian sorcerers, there were

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legends that long before Nero

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began to rule and

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Gripinsky, she answered let him

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kill as long as the

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family ruled with greetings, I

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definitely think that’s exactly what you

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imagined Nero to be, a terrible despot

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who killed his mother, burned the devil Rome And

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what did he do with the first

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Christians, even the medieval

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Inquisition did not dare to commit such horrors. But

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what if I tell you that the Romans

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loved the neuron, and not because he somehow

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forced them no, quite sincerely, Nero began

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by returning the powers to the Senate,

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professionals began to deal with taxes

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and finance, and he was peace-loving the emperor,

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devoid of any thirst, you know, for

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conquest, saved the country from exorbitant

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expenses on the army and concentrated on

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what was important to him under Nero,

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they cut taxes, banned secret

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trials and fought corruption,

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the Arabs were given more rights, at the same

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time, on the orders of Nero,

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gladiator fights were held built new theaters and

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stadiums, he even intended to abolish

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all indirect taxes, but the Senate

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dissuaded him; all this made the ruler

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very popular among the people; the noble

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Emperor Troyan later declared the first 5

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years of the neuron’s reign to be the greatest stage in

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Roman history, and here we are. We

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come to the contradiction that surrounds the

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name iro Despite all his crazy

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actions, they loved him, Nero had something

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that other Roman

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emperors lacked, perhaps

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youth. Although Caligula was also young,

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this whole idyll was truly disrupted by one

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small circumstance. You remember

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Who Nero dreamed of being He wanted to perform

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in the theater And how I already said this somewhere

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at the level of sex work for the Romans, seeing the

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emperor on stage was as strange as

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if now some of our

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politicians were performing in the cabaret of the Armed Forces; the

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young emperor spent his free time in

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brothels, caroused with actors and

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entertained the audience with his

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performances the problem was also

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that, unlike August Tiberius

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Caligula, Neuron did not want to be

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an emperor, but he

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could no longer give up power; the power that ensured

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the life of the living God was too tempting for him

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and the first reigns

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were coming to an end if Rome had been the

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republic of Nero simply if they had not been elected

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for further rule, he would have remained

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in history as a ruler beloved by the people

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and perhaps a wonderful

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artist. By the way, neuron was simultaneously

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elected consul several times. That is,

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he was an active politician, but Rome was already an

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empire, and Emperor Nero began to

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completely lose control of his

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difficult

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temper

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and executions the most common

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charge was an insult to the

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Imperial majesty, many were executed

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Respected senators, he even killed

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his wife, sister

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Octavia This was the third time Nero

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ordered the death of a close relative and,

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as in the case of his mother, pretended

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that it was suicide the

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initial popularity of the emperor

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fell sharply, but that’s all equally, the common people

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continued to love him

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until something

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terrible happened. One night, in the tenth year of

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Nero’s reign, a fire started in the shops in the southern part of

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Rome. The houses were made of wood and

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stood in close contact with each other, they

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caught fire like matches and the fire

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spread faster than they could

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put it out with fire.

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Most of the city was engulfed, people were terrified,

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trying to cope with the flames using all

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means. Almost no one slept. The fire

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continued to spread, it burned, and

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on the first and second and third days no one

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could do anything, only after a

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week they managed to stop the flames; a huge

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part of the capital burned to the ground. The most

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interesting thing is that we don’t know the reasons for the great fire in Rome.

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What did Emperor Nero do

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while the fire was destroying the eternal city?

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Admiring the fire, playing the lyre and

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reciting. You’ve probably heard this

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story, but it’s a fake, this myth was recorded by

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the ancient Roman historian Suetonius, who

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lived noticeably later than the reign of Nero. But here’s a

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famous one the historian Tacitus was an eyewitness to

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those events. True, while still a child, he

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wrote that Nero rushed to Rome and at

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his own expense organized rescue

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teams for the city and the people, he even

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allowed those whose houses burned down to

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stay in the Imperial Palace. But

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where did the myth that

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Nero enjoyed the fire come from? and even

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organized it Let's figure it out as

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soon as the fire went out Nero promised to

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restore Rome even more

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majestic than before and in many ways

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he succeeded, he built a New City

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with streets so wide to

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prevent future fires However,

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Nero also decided to build a

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huge Nava palace, the largest in the history of

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Europe palace and its

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tall public already

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opposed to the emperor, it was

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too much rumors began to circulate that he

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deliberately set the city on fire. To build

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his stupid palace, the economy flew

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into the abyss, a grandiose fire destroyed a

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huge part of Rome, and the restoration of

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the city required huge resources and

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they had to be pumped out, of course, from the

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provinces and local residents were

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dissatisfied with this situation, and Nero

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also started the construction of his

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grandiose palace and this further

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depletes thousands of people. What does this mean,

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the number of taxpayers

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decreased sharply and one after another there were

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uprisings in different parts of the empire from

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Britain to Judaism, which means they

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also needed urgent expenses for the

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army in a panic Nero decided that he

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urgently needed to find someone to blame and as

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scapegoats he chose a Jewish sect

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known as Christians at that time the

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Christians of Rome were a

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small cult mainly of

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non-citizen refugees and migrants, unlike

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some of the myths about Nero, stories about that

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how he tortured Christians unfortunately seems

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true Christians were really torn apart by

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wild animals some historians

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write that Neuron burned them alive and they

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lit up parties in the garden Christians

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mean the early adherents of this Faith

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You from hated the emperor Some of

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them believed that after death he

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will rise again and become the Antichrist

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Moreover, it was under Nero, according to legend, that the

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Apostle Paul’s head was cut off and the

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Apostle Peter was crucified on an inverted cross,

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but not only Christians did not

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like the persecution of the neuron, the

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cruel tortures used were too much even by

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Roman standards, people began to think that

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perhaps the situation was getting out of hand

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control and the time had come to get rid of

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his crazy emperor, a

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conspiracy soon formed at the last

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minute, the rebels' plan was revealed,

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Neuron was furious, half were immediately

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executed and then trials and

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executions were launched at some point, Nero quarreled

00:20:33

with his new wife, Popei Sabina, and

00:20:36

went mad with rage beat his pregnant wife

00:20:38

to death after this brutal double

00:20:41

murder the emperor went crazy He

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ordered

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embalmed time later Nero

00:20:54

saw a thirteen year old boy from the time

00:20:57

He thought oh my god, why is he good

00:21:00

Just like my poppaea boy come here

00:21:03

and what do you think he did to him Neuron,

00:21:06

he decided to make a woman out of a dispute; the

00:21:09

boy was castrated; the emperor

00:21:12

married him, following all the marriage customs, and

00:21:15

named the boy by the name of his murdered wife.

00:21:18

Nero was less and less interested in

00:21:20

state affairs. Therefore, he decided to

00:21:23

take a vacation for himself and went on a

00:21:25

tour of the eastern provinces of Rome, and you

00:21:28

know, he was not greeted there like a

00:21:30

madman and the despot, like a real star,

00:21:33

the emperor wanted to thank the Greeks for the

00:21:36

reception. He could have simply said, Pour a

00:21:38

drink for everyone at my expense, but no, he

00:21:41

freed Greece from taxes, the Greeks

00:21:44

were happy. And how do you think the

00:21:46

rest of the inhabitants of the empire reacted? Of course, his

00:21:49

popularity in Greece became the

00:21:58

state Nero was so popular

00:22:00

in Greece that he even took part in the

00:22:02

Olympic Games. It is not surprising that he

00:22:05

won all the chariot competitions in

00:22:07

which he participated; it seems that for him

00:22:10

being in the east was a kind of form of

00:22:12

Freedom; the emperor went into all sorts of ways;

00:22:15

he began to appear on stage more and more often and

00:22:17

even played female roles. And this it was

00:22:20

quite the bottom at that time, upon returning to

00:22:24

Rome, the emperor, who freed Greece from

00:22:27

taxes, decided to raise taxes in Gaul,

00:22:29

now this is the territory of France, the governor

00:22:33

who received the order was already at the limit of

00:22:35

his capabilities, tired of the endless

00:22:38

increase in taxes in Gaul, he declared

00:22:41

himself a rebel against the emperor, but

00:22:44

then he did one tricky thing, he declared

00:22:47

his Loyalty to a popular governor

00:22:50

in Spain named Galba, but the fact is

00:22:52

that Galba was not rebellious and did not intend to, he

00:22:56

immediately came out in support of

00:22:59

Nero’s Paranoia, it was no longer possible to stop him,

00:23:02

he declared both governors enemies of

00:23:04

Rome, realizing all his doom Gal

00:23:08

everything - it was necessary to rebel, most likely

00:23:10

Galba was just Paul sl at the offer to

00:23:12

become emperor, unfortunately for

00:23:15

Nero, the popular governor Galba,

00:23:17

who led the rebellion, turned out to be exactly the

00:23:20

news that Rome was waiting for when it became

00:23:23

known about the Gal Rebellion, the Praetorian

00:23:25

Guard Lich Guard

00:23:28

came out in support of the rebels, as did the

00:23:31

Senate, as well as a huge part of the army Well, like

00:23:35

everyone else at night, Neuron woke up and found

00:23:38

that his palace was empty. This was the end,

00:23:42

realizing that he and a handful of slaves fled

00:23:45

to a country

00:23:46

villa; soon a courier arrived at the villa,

00:23:49

reporting that the Senate had declared Nero an

00:23:51

enemy of the people and wanted to expose him to

00:23:54

public execution; he prepared for

00:23:56

suicide but for this it was not enough and

00:23:58

he began to beg one of the servants

00:24:00

to stab him with a knife, the emperor heard the

00:24:03

sound of hooves, he realized that they were coming

00:24:06

to arrest him, the neuron gathered his strength and

00:24:09

before his death he gave us a couple of

00:24:11

catch phrases, saying What a great

00:24:13

artist dies and cut his throat,

00:24:17

the horsemen rode into the villa and They saw the

00:24:20

emperor lying in the blood, he was still

00:24:22

alive, one of them approached him and

00:24:24

tried to stop the bleeding. Well, or

00:24:26

he pretended that the last words of the neuron

00:24:29

were this is loyalty. He died that same

00:24:32

morning, a hated and lonely outcast for

00:24:36

his people, he was only 30 years old, the

00:24:40

death of the neuron was found reflected in the entire

00:24:43

subsequent history of the Roman state, a

00:24:45

precedent was created; the next emperor

00:24:49

may not be the heir of the

00:24:51

previous dynasty, having given birth to the wonderful

00:24:55

emperor Augustus and the terrible Caligula, will

00:24:58

no longer give birth to emperors of Rome. But

00:25:01

if someone expected that the death of Nero,

00:25:07

marking

00:25:09

Nero, the same

00:25:12

governor Galba became the emperor, he ruled all 6

00:25:14

months and then he was killed, this death

00:25:17

plunged the Empire into chaos, four emperors will change in a year

00:25:21

Until the

00:25:24

new imperial Flavian Dynasty comes to power,

00:25:28

it will give us the Colosseums catchphrase

00:25:31

Money has no smell, what about Nero,

00:25:35

what we know about him is

00:25:37

80% this information from Suetonius Tacitus and

00:25:41

they were very biased towards him, it is important

00:25:43

to understand that Nero is the last

00:25:45

representative of the Julius Claudius dynasty and the

00:25:48

fact that they should no longer rule

00:25:50

had to be

00:25:52

justified, so a lot of things were

00:25:55

exaggerated, the colors were thickened all These

00:25:58

details about the beating of a wife with feet

00:26:00

Legend, that is, to confirm it or

00:26:03

it’s impossible to refute. Here you just have to

00:26:06

think about it. And where, in principle,

00:26:08

could all this be known? Suetonius lived

00:26:11

later and wrote about this, I’m not even talking

00:26:13

about his reading of poetry during a fire, this, as I

00:26:16

said, is pure fiction about the fact that he

00:26:19

married a boy, he also writes in detail

00:26:21

Suetonius and I will say that marriage is in

00:26:23

quotes because neuron at that time

00:26:26

had a wife, his third wife, it also

00:26:29

tells that Nero at one

00:26:32

time slept with his mother. Modern

00:26:35

historical science is quite critical

00:26:37

of information about Nero; he

00:26:40

certainly was not a model of virtue but

00:26:43

much of what is written about him is

00:26:45

exaggerated, of course, his image was

00:26:47

also influenced by the Christian

00:26:49

interpretation, and they had a grudge against him.

00:26:52

Among the Roman emperors, there is an

00:26:53

interesting pattern: those whom Sver,

00:26:57

as a rule, went down in history with a lot of

00:27:00

vices. And who died a natural death and

00:27:03

gave up power on the contrary, the successor

00:27:06

was presented as a benefactor because

00:27:09

history is written by the victors. If you overthrew

00:27:12

the emperor, then you need to present him as a

00:27:13

villain, and if you are his successor, then on

00:27:16

the contrary, as a good

00:27:18

person guys, we had an idea.

00:27:21

Let's maybe make a separate

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section about the toughest, most

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influential, most patinas and most

00:27:29

memorable rulers of all times and

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peoples, how do you like this if you like it

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