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Caligula was a boy. He was the 3rd emperor of the Roman Empire.
The ancient Roman emperor Caligula became emperor in 37 AD CE. He was assassinated in 41 AD CE.
They had a strict governor rule over conquered lands.
Hadrian ruled after Trajan.
With the death of Caligula and the bad experience of his rule behind them, many senators considered exchanging rule by dynasty for the return to a republic. While the Senate discussed this possibility, the Praetorian Guard -- an institution of violence -- searched for a credible successor to Caligula. The guardsmen found him in Caligula's uncle, Claudius, the brother of Germanicus and a familiar figure within Augustus' family. Claudius rewarded the Guard with money for their support. Discussions in the Senate about the problems of succession and a republic came to an end, affecting Europe into modern times.
Caligula was a boy. He was the 3rd emperor of the Roman Empire.
Caligula ruled from 37 AD to 41 AD.
the roman empire.
From 37 to 41 AD
No, he was not. Under his rule Roman Empire suffered politically and financially, he was arrogant egomaniac who abused power every imaginable ways and even declared himself a living God.
Assurbanipal (or Ashshurbanipal) was the last strong king of the Neo-Assyrian Empire.
Razia Sultana
He ruled the Franks in the late 700s
Caligula had nothing to do with the collapse of the western Roman empire. He was only the third emperor and nothing he did could possibly affect events four hundred and thirty years in the future.
Octavian Augustus.
Rome didn't, it was the Emperor who lived in Rome that did this.
it depends actually... A King rules over an kingdom. I'm pretty sure an Emperor would rule over an empire, but I could be wrong...