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Was HiroHito a good leader?
Hirohito was a good Emperor that made bad desions in his life
Why Claudius speech important?
Claudius was important to Roman history for the usual reasons that a good emperor was important, he stabilized the treasury and officially added Britain to the empire. However his most significant role was that he was the first emperor to be set in power by the Praetorian guard. This act had repercussions, as many later emperors were installed in and taken out of office by the Praetorian and/or the military.
Did Claudius ii have a good reputation or bad reputation?
Claudius II had a good reputation. He defeated a huge Goth army in the Battle of Naissus (268 or 269 AD). This ended invasions of the eastern part of the Roman Empire by the Goths and Heruli which had been taking place on and off for thirty years. For this he was given the title of Gothicus (winner against the Goths). Later, Constantine the great, who was born at Naissus, claimed descent from Claudius Ii to bolster his bid for power. According to the medieval Golden Legend of 1260, St Valentine refused to deny Christ before the "Emperor Claudius" during a persecution of the Christians and was beheaded. As the first emperor named Claudius did not persecute the Christians, it was believed that the legend referred to Claudius II. Since then February 14 had been the day dedicated to this Roman priest and physician since then.
Did the people of France vote for Napoleon to be emperor?
After how unstable the country had been during the French Revolution they finally just wanted stability, and Napoleon had proven to be a good leader.
Was germanicus Julius Caesar a good or bad emperor?
He wasn't an emperor.
Nero was the adopted son of?
Emperor Claudius. Claudius was Nero's great uncle, making Agrippina, Nero's mom, Claudius's niece. :D Good luck.
What did Claudius do that was bad?
Actually Claudius was one of the better emperors. The criticism of his reign came from the elite who didn't like the fact that he took advise from freedmen. He made a big mistake by adopting his wife's son as his heir and when he began to relent, it cost him his life.
Who is Claudius the Roman Emperor?
Claudius was the emperor who followed Caligula. After Caligula's murder, the Praetorians were looking for someone to become emperor and they were said to have found Claudius hiding behind a drape. Because he was the only member of the imperial family to be found, he was hailed as emperor. At least that's how the story goes. At any rate, Claudius, who was not trained for public life due to his physical challenges, became emperor and with the help of his advisers turned out to be a fairly good emperor and left the state in good shape and good financial health at his death. He adopted Nero as his heir over his own son and when he showed signs of changing his mind, Nero's mother is said to have poisoned him before he could act.
Was HiroHito a good leader?
Hirohito was a good Emperor that made bad desions in his life
Was Claudius's a good leadership?
Claudius's leadership as Roman Emperor had mixed reviews. He expanded the Roman Empire but faced criticism for his tolerance of corruption among his advisors. He was known for his intellectual pursuits and public works initiatives.
What makes John Key a good leader?
That depends on your personal preferences for what makes a good leader. Some people like John Key, others do not.
Why Claudius speech important?
Claudius was important to Roman history for the usual reasons that a good emperor was important, he stabilized the treasury and officially added Britain to the empire. However his most significant role was that he was the first emperor to be set in power by the Praetorian guard. This act had repercussions, as many later emperors were installed in and taken out of office by the Praetorian and/or the military.
What makes a good leadership?
A good, strong, courageous, mature leader.
What makes Queen Elizabeth 2 a good leader?
nufin
Did Claudius ii have a good reputation or bad reputation?
Claudius II had a good reputation. He defeated a huge Goth army in the Battle of Naissus (268 or 269 AD). This ended invasions of the eastern part of the Roman Empire by the Goths and Heruli which had been taking place on and off for thirty years. For this he was given the title of Gothicus (winner against the Goths). Later, Constantine the great, who was born at Naissus, claimed descent from Claudius Ii to bolster his bid for power. According to the medieval Golden Legend of 1260, St Valentine refused to deny Christ before the "Emperor Claudius" during a persecution of the Christians and was beheaded. As the first emperor named Claudius did not persecute the Christians, it was believed that the legend referred to Claudius II. Since then February 14 had been the day dedicated to this Roman priest and physician since then.
Why did clauduis invade?
A Roman emperor was expected to be a military man. He was supposed to either have field experience or have good generals under him. (even Caligula was planning a military venture) Claudius had neither. So, in order to give his reputation a boost, Claudius "invaded" the previously subdued territory of Britain and made it a province.
Who was the 'good emperor' in ancient Rome?
Nerva, Trajan, Hadrian, Antonius Pius, and Marcus Aurelius were the five good emperors.JC MA and Ceaser Auguses JC MA and Ceaser AugusesAugustus that's all i knowBut I love this question xoxoxo question mmmmccchhhhaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!!
