The exact location of Caligula's burial site is unknown. After his assassination in 41 AD, his body was initially buried in the Mausoleum of Augustus in Rome. However, it is rumored that his remains were later moved to a location outside of Rome, possibly in the Temple of the Augustales or in the Gardens of Maecenas.

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The best answer to your question is maybe. All our information comes from the ancient writers who, in order to have their works widely read, had to go along with the thinking of their times. Any emperor, weather it was Tiberius, Nero or Caligula, would be bad mouthed mercilessly and all his negative actions would be brought to the public's attention. This not only made the writer's works more popular, but also justified the action of the Senate by making certain emperors "damnatio".

no because he was a noob

Your question is a debatable one and it more than likely will never be answered definitely. Some claim that he was mad while others claim very strongly that he was not mad. The truth is that we simply do not know. (there were no psychiatrists or drugs for mental illness in Caligula's time) What we do know, though, is that he was very self-centered and immature. Those characteristics combined with massive wealth and power would certainly give one the impression that he was mad, due to the way he used his power. At the present time, a new biography has been written and there are new evaluations of him occasionally turning up.

No. The controversial 1979 movie starring Malcolm McDowell, Peter O'Toole and Helen Mirren was not nominated.

Caligula never got there, he stayed in France for a while then turned back.

Most historians would say, "none." Caligula appears to have suffered a major illness shortly after becoming Emperor in 37 CE. For the remaining years of his reign, he was alternately capricious and cruel. He wasted state resources on meaningless military expeditions, became ever more paranoid and delusional, frittered away the funds amassed in the treasury by his predecessor, his great Uncle, Tiberius, and threatened and terrified senator and citizen alike. By the year 41, many people had had enough, and he was assassinated by soldiers in January, 41 CE.

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Caligula was Rome's first extremist emperor. After living in fear and repression all his life, when he gained the supreme power he burst out of his shell big time. This resulted in outlandish actions and accusations of insanity. Whether he was insane or simply immature is a matter for debate.

Because that is what they believed then.

1. Junia Claudilla
2. Livia Orestilla
3. Lollia Paulina
4. Milonia Caesonia

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The emperors Nero and Caligula were both known for their extravagance. Caligula is said to have been mad and is noted for his wild parties and his abuse of authority. Nero, in addition to being a big spender, is remembered for killing his mother and his prosecution of the Christians.

Caligula succeeded the emperor Tiberius.

Caligula succeeded the emperor Tiberius.

Caligula succeeded the emperor Tiberius.

Caligula succeeded the emperor Tiberius.

Caligula succeeded the emperor Tiberius.

Caligula succeeded the emperor Tiberius.

Caligula succeeded the emperor Tiberius.

Caligula succeeded the emperor Tiberius.

Caligula succeeded the emperor Tiberius.

IN a book titled IMPACT, it states that Agustus was a good emperor while Caligula and Nero were bad emperors and weak.

Caligula's name was Gaius Julius Caesar Agusta Germanicus. He was given the nickname Caligula ("little boots") because as a child he wore his father Germanicus' boots around the military camp.

Caligula was the third Julio-Claudian emperor. He is known for his erratic actions and immaturity. Some say he was mad. Most significant for the empire, though, was that he was the first emperor to be assassinated, the beginning of a dangerous trend in the Praetorian Guard.
I believe Caligula was a Roman Emperor who was a complete freak, in every sense of the word. He obtained power by (apparently) murdering his great uncle, he abused his power as emperor for pleasure instead of helping those of the roman empire and he also raped his three sisters.

Before he became emperor Caligula was an ordinary citizen, although well-connected as he was the grand nephew of the emperor Tiberius. The only political position he could be said to have held was an honorary quaestorship in 33 AD.

Before he became emperor Caligula was an ordinary citizen, although well-connected as he was the grand nephew of the emperor Tiberius. The only political position he could be said to have held was an honorary quaestorship in 33 AD.

Before he became emperor Caligula was an ordinary citizen, although well-connected as he was the grand nephew of the emperor Tiberius. The only political position he could be said to have held was an honorary quaestorship in 33 AD.

Before he became emperor Caligula was an ordinary citizen, although well-connected as he was the grand nephew of the emperor Tiberius. The only political position he could be said to have held was an honorary quaestorship in 33 AD.

Before he became emperor Caligula was an ordinary citizen, although well-connected as he was the grand nephew of the emperor Tiberius. The only political position he could be said to have held was an honorary quaestorship in 33 AD.

Before he became emperor Caligula was an ordinary citizen, although well-connected as he was the grand nephew of the emperor Tiberius. The only political position he could be said to have held was an honorary quaestorship in 33 AD.

Before he became emperor Caligula was an ordinary citizen, although well-connected as he was the grand nephew of the emperor Tiberius. The only political position he could be said to have held was an honorary quaestorship in 33 AD.

Before he became emperor Caligula was an ordinary citizen, although well-connected as he was the grand nephew of the emperor Tiberius. The only political position he could be said to have held was an honorary quaestorship in 33 AD.

Before he became emperor Caligula was an ordinary citizen, although well-connected as he was the grand nephew of the emperor Tiberius. The only political position he could be said to have held was an honorary quaestorship in 33 AD.

The ancient Roman emperor Caligula became emperor in 37 AD CE. He was assassinated in 41 AD CE.

Nero was the son of Agrippina. Agrippina was the daughter another women named Agrippina. Agrippina was daughter to Julia, who was the daughter of Augustus. Augustus and Nero are linked in some way.