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When did Elagabalus die?
Elagabalus died on 222-03-11.
Is Elagabalus gay?
Only he or she can say.
Bad things elagabalus did?
Elagabalus, also known as Heliogabalus, who ruled as Roman emperor from 218 to 222 AD, was known for his extravagant and scandalous behavior. He was accused of committing numerous atrocities, including murdering family members, engaging in incestuous relationships, and desecrating religious traditions, such as introducing the worship of the sun god Elagabalus to Rome. Elagabalus's reign was marked by instability and ended with his assassination at the age of 18.
Why was Elagabalus a bad leader?
because he just was xD
How many people did elagabalus kiil?
69 Sherlock
How did elagabalus die?
He was murdered. He was 18 or 19 years old when he died.
What is the name of the Roman Emperor who's name begins with e?
well there is a roman emporer called elagabalus who was born 203 AD and died on the 11th march 222AD
Who murdered elagabalus?
He was murdered by the Praetorian guard on 11th March 222 A.D.
Who was the youngest Caesar?
Gratian was he was 8 years old at his Accession. he ruled from 364-375 i believe however he arguably was never a true emperor because he shared rule with his father and uncle for the whole of his regime. Hope this helps
When did Elagabalus rule?
8th May 218 A.D. - 11th March 222 A.D.
What good thing did Emperor Elagabalus do?
Ancient Roman writers were very negative about Elagabalus and did not report anything positive. He was fourteen when he became emperor and his reign lasted only three years and ten months. Elagabalus was reportedly open about his intimate relationship with his male chariot driver, Hierocles, among others. Under his reign, women were allowed in the Roman Senate, a practice which was banned again after his assassination on March 11, 222.
Who was the first recorded transgender person?
The first recorded transgender person is often considered to be Elagabalus, a Roman Emperor who ruled from 218 to 222 CE. Historical accounts suggest that Elagabalus identified as a woman and sought to undergo gender-affirming surgeries, living openly in a manner that defied the gender norms of the time. While records from that era are limited and sometimes sensationalized, Elagabalus is frequently cited in discussions about early transgender figures in history.
