When was Emperor Nero Emperor of Rome?

Answer 1

He was a dictator in Rome. He started the great fire in Rome, and blamed it on Christians. Later, members of Senate and the army rebelled, and he came down from his reign. Him starting the fire was actually just a rumor. He tryed to get everyone out of the fire in time, and luckly (or so he thought at the time) he survived. People did rebel--so you got that part right--but it was false accusation. He didn't much like being harrased, and made a fool of, so he tryed to stop the rumors. No one would listen. And not much later he was assanated. xD

Answer 2

Nero could be said to be important in a negative way, historically, as he was the last emperor of his dynasty. He was also the first and possibly only emperor to commit suicide. In religious circles, Nero is sometimes blamed for the first persecution of the Christians. this is an error, as the Christians were prosecuted for the crime of arson, not persecuted for their religious beliefs.

Answer 3

The emperor Nero was the great, great grandson of Augustus and the last of the Julio/Claudian emperors, Rome's first imperial dynasty. He has received a bad rap from the ancient writers and some modern ones too, but in many cases his "misconduct" was justified.

The emperor Nero was the great, great grandson of Augustus and the last of the Julio/Claudian emperors, Rome's first imperial dynasty. He has received a bad rap from the ancient writers and some modern ones too, but in many cases his "misconduct" was justified.

The emperor Nero was the great, great grandson of Augustus and the last of the Julio/Claudian emperors, Rome's first imperial dynasty. He has received a bad rap from the ancient writers and some modern ones too, but in many cases his "misconduct" was justified.

The emperor Nero was the great, great grandson of Augustus and the last of the Julio/Claudian emperors, Rome's first imperial dynasty. He has received a bad rap from the ancient writers and some modern ones too, but in many cases his "misconduct" was justified.

The emperor Nero was the great, great grandson of Augustus and the last of the Julio/Claudian emperors, Rome's first imperial dynasty. He has received a bad rap from the ancient writers and some modern ones too, but in many cases his "misconduct" was justified.

The emperor Nero was the great, great grandson of Augustus and the last of the Julio/Claudian emperors, Rome's first imperial dynasty. He has received a bad rap from the ancient writers and some modern ones too, but in many cases his "misconduct" was justified.

The emperor Nero was the great, great grandson of Augustus and the last of the Julio/Claudian emperors, Rome's first imperial dynasty. He has received a bad rap from the ancient writers and some modern ones too, but in many cases his "misconduct" was justified.

The emperor Nero was the great, great grandson of Augustus and the last of the Julio/Claudian emperors, Rome's first imperial dynasty. He has received a bad rap from the ancient writers and some modern ones too, but in many cases his "misconduct" was justified.

The emperor Nero was the great, great grandson of Augustus and the last of the Julio/Claudian emperors, Rome's first imperial dynasty. He has received a bad rap from the ancient writers and some modern ones too, but in many cases his "misconduct" was justified.

Answer 4

Nero was one of the monsters of rome. He burned down rome and blamed the early evolving christians for it, even though they are innocent. In other words, the christians are scapegoats. Rome was not respectful of christians at the time.

Answer 5

Nero ruled as emperor from 54 to 68 A.

Nero ruled as emperor from 54 to 68 A.

Nero ruled as emperor from 54 to 68 A.

Nero ruled as emperor from 54 to 68 A.

Nero ruled as emperor from 54 to 68 A.

Nero ruled as emperor from 54 to 68 A.

Nero ruled as emperor from 54 to 68 A.

Nero ruled as emperor from 54 to 68 A.

Nero ruled as emperor from 54 to 68 A.

Answer 6

The emperor Nero was the great, great grandson of Augustus and the last of the Julio/Claudian emperors, Rome's first imperial dynasty. He has received a bad rap from the ancient writers and some modern ones too, but in many cases his "misconduct" was justified.

Answer 7

Nero was emperor of Rome from October 13, 64 AD until June 11, 68 AD

He was the last of the Julio-Claudian dynasty.

Answer 8

Nero was an emperor of the Roman Empire. he was so wickid that some believed that he is a demon.

Answer 9

Nero was the fifth and the last emperor of the Julio-Claudian dynasty. He was the great, great grandson of Augustus.

Answer 10

Nero ruled as emperor from 54 to 68 A.