Actually there were two battles for sole rulership. The first was at Pharsalus in 48 BC when Julius Caesar was victorious over Pompey. After this Caesar was in fact, the sole ruler. The second was the battle of Actium in 31 BC when Octavian was victorious over the forces of Antony and Cleopatra. This victory made Octaian the sole ruler and enabled him to form the Principate.
No ruler of Rome mugged his people.
Yes Julius Caesar was a ruler of Rome
Constantine was the first christian ruler for Rome.
Julius Caesar made himself absolute ruler of Rome by winning a civil war.Julius Caesar made himself absolute ruler of Rome by winning a civil war.Julius Caesar made himself absolute ruler of Rome by winning a civil war.Julius Caesar made himself absolute ruler of Rome by winning a civil war.Julius Caesar made himself absolute ruler of Rome by winning a civil war.Julius Caesar made himself absolute ruler of Rome by winning a civil war.Julius Caesar made himself absolute ruler of Rome by winning a civil war.Julius Caesar made himself absolute ruler of Rome by winning a civil war.Julius Caesar made himself absolute ruler of Rome by winning a civil war.
No, Augustus was a relative newcomer. The first historical ruler of Rome was Romulus.
The pope
She never became ruler of Rome, she was the ruler of Egypt. Her father was Pharoah, and he died and she was the oldest of her siblings so the crown was handed to her.
Romulus was the first ruler of Rome.
Nero.He famously carried on with his jolly tune on the violin, even though a smoke detetor was going off: he fiddled while Rome burnt !
Odoacer.
Yes he was the longest emperor in Rome
Yes, the Battle of Cannae was one of Rome's greatest defeats.Yes, the Battle of Cannae was one of Rome's greatest defeats.Yes, the Battle of Cannae was one of Rome's greatest defeats.Yes, the Battle of Cannae was one of Rome's greatest defeats.Yes, the Battle of Cannae was one of Rome's greatest defeats.Yes, the Battle of Cannae was one of Rome's greatest defeats.Yes, the Battle of Cannae was one of Rome's greatest defeats.Yes, the Battle of Cannae was one of Rome's greatest defeats.Yes, the Battle of Cannae was one of Rome's greatest defeats.