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It was Tiberius' heir and adopted son, Germanicus,
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When did the emperor first invade Britain?
Actually the first invasion of Britain was not done by an emperor it was done by Julius Caesar who was then a general and Governor
Was Hannibal a Roman emperor?
No. Hannibal was a Carthaginian general who led an invasion of the Roman Republic in 218 BC.
Who said Let them hate us so long as they fear us?
The quote has been attributed both to the Emperor Tiberius (who, before he became Emperor, was a general renowned both for his strictness and his capability, who said of his men 'let them fear me as long as they obey me) and the Emperor Caligula, who certainly seems to have lived his life according to this dictum.
What are facts about Tiberius?
Background of Tiberius: Tiberius was born in 42 BC. He was the step-son of Augustus and his mother was Livia. Tiberius father was also called Tiberius - his name was Tiberius Nero. His father was from the Claudian family who was very rich and powerful. When Tiberius was only 3 years old, his mother LIvia, divorced Tiberius Nero and married Ocatvian, who would later become the emperor Augustus. Tiberius real father, Tiberius Nero, died when Tiberius was nine years old. As he was growing up, his step-father Augustus sent him on missions to give him experience so he could become a leader and rule the Roman Empire. For example, he was sent to fight with his brother, Nero Claudis Drusus, to fight against the Germans in the Alps, north of Italy. Tiberius married about 20 BC, when he was 22 to Vipsania Agrippina, who was the daughter of Augustus' favorite general Agrippa. In 13 BC, they had a baby son, who they names Julius Caesar Drusus. Agrippa died in 12 BC and Augustus forced Tiberius (who was 30 years old) to divorce Vipsania and marry Agrippa's widow, Julia Caesaris, even though Tiberius didn't want to. Tiberius won many battles. But he was very unhappy with his life. In 6 BC, when Tiberius was 36 years old, he quit his army positions and announced he was moving to the island of Rhodes. His step-father, Augustus was upset because he had no other sons to succeed him. After Augustus died, Tiberius was forced to come back to Rome and become the next emperor.
What year did the Romans and Celts stop ans start fighting?
The Romans fought the Gauls of Gallia Cisalpina (northern Italy) at the Battle of Telamon in Etruria in 225 BC because they overrun Etruria and probably wanted to march on Rome. The Romans won and begun the invasion of Gallia Cisalpina. They conquered the last remaining Gallic kingdom there in 192 BC. Julius Caesar conquered Gaul (Gallia Cisalpina) which covered France, Belgium, Holland south of the river Rhine and Germany west of the Rhine, in the Gallic Wars (58-50 BC). The Celts of the Alpine region were conquered in the 1st century AD. Pannonia was taken in 6 AD by the generals Tiberius (before he became emperor) and Germanicus. The conquest of Rhaetia in 15 AD and Noricum in 16 AD by Tiberius and Drusus. Southern England was conquered in 43 by the general Aulus Plautius and emperor Claudius who joined him bringing reinforcement. Northern England was conquered in 78 by the general Agricola who was sent by emperor Vespasian.
Which roman leader invaded Britain in 43ad?
there was transformation from the old Celtic England living in tribes.
What US general commanded allied forces in Europe during the invasion of Normandy and later became the 34th president?
Dwight D. Eisenhower was the 34th president of the United States and the general who supervised the invasion of Normandy and the defeat of Nazi Germany
Who won back territory in old western Roman Empire for Byzantium?
The general Belisarius won back territory for the emperor Justinian.The general Belisarius won back territory for the emperor Justinian.The general Belisarius won back territory for the emperor Justinian.The general Belisarius won back territory for the emperor Justinian.The general Belisarius won back territory for the emperor Justinian.The general Belisarius won back territory for the emperor Justinian.The general Belisarius won back territory for the emperor Justinian.The general Belisarius won back territory for the emperor Justinian.The general Belisarius won back territory for the emperor Justinian.
Did tiberius do bad things as emperor?
Tiberius was reluctant to be emperor and was not keen on governance. He tended to delegate state affairs to the bureaucracy, preferring to to get drawn into politics too much. In 17 AD his nephew and adoptive son died and accused the governor of Syria of having poisoned him just before his death. The Governor threatened to implicate Tiberius in the murder. In 22 AD his son died mysteriously. Tiberius retired from politics and withdrew to the island of Capri, off Naples, and left Sejanus in charge of the government. Sejanus then plotted to overthrow him. The plot was discovered. Tiberius ordered the execution of Sejanus. In the final years of his reign, Tiberius instituted a series of treason trials which gave him a bad reputation. Some modern historians think that ancient accounts of these were exaggerated and that there were fewer trials and fewer executions that it was claimed.
What did Tiberius do for civil services?
Tiberius did not do much for public services of public administration.Tiberius was a reluctant emperor. He said that he was too old, that he did not want to be an emperor and that he wanted only a limited part of the imperial powers. This was rejected and he had to take on the full imperial powers, but it was said that he refused the titles bestowed on an emperor, the emblem of Princeps and the Civic Crown. He wanted the senate and the bureaucracy to get on with state affairs. He issued only vague orders which were difficult to interpret, especially in the area of legislation.There were problems for Tiberius when Germanicus, a general who resolved an uprising by the legions in Germania died in 17 AD. He accused Piso, the governor of Syria, of poisoning him while he was dying. Piso went on trial, but he threatened to implicate Tiberius. Since the senate was hostile to him, he committed suicide. In 23 AD his son Drusus, with whom Tiberius shared his tribunician authority, mysteriously diedFrom then on Tiberius, tired of politics, started to make longer and longer annual stays at the island of Capri, off Naples. In 26 AD he retired on this island. He increasingly relied on Lucius Aelius Sejanus to run the governance of the empire and with his withdrawal to Capri Sejanus came to control the state machinery. Tiberius called him his socius laborum (partner in my labours). Sejanus plotted to overthrow Tiberius. The plot was discovered and in 31 AD Tiberius ordered his execution. The senate also persecuted several of Sejanus colleagues. Tiberius now embarked on a series of treason trials. It was said that everyone who had some connection with Sejanus and members of families who had ties with the rival Julian family were tied and executed. This led to a view that the last years of Tiberius' reign as tyrannical.This view has been challenged by several modern historians. They note that throughout Tiberius' reign only 52 people were charged with treason and that only half of them were convicted. They also claim that many of the trials were more down to the zeal of the senate, rather than Tiberius himself.
What type of German government did world war 1 hero general von Hindenburg want to have in post world war 1 Germany?
General Von Hindenburg -together with that equally right-wing extremist colleague general Ludendorff - had by 1917 already turned Germany into a military dictatorship with the Emperor as a mere figurehead. Although Von Hindenburg lived on to become Germany's President, if left to his own devices he would certainly have wanted Germany to remain an Empire with Wilhelm II or his eldest son as the Emperor. True to mis military dictatorship past, he would have wanted a strong central Government with a powerful Chancellor, a figurehead Emperor and a limited role for the Parliament - basically the situation in which the earlier famous Chancellor Von Bismarck had operated.
When did emperor claduis 1st invade Britain?
Claudius sent the general Aulus Platius to invade Britannia with four legions in 43 AD. He then joined him with reinforcements and war elephants. This is the only time he invaded Britannia. He took over southern England. Northern England was conquered in 78 AD by the general Agricola. He was sent to do this by the emperor Vespasian who had been a military commander during Claudius first invasion of Britannia before he was emperor and had taken the southwest of England
