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Romulus and Remus did not start any wars in the traditional sense, but their legendary story includes conflict that led to the founding of Rome. According to mythology, Romulus killed Remus after a dispute over the location of their new city, which can be seen as an internal conflict. Following the establishment of Rome, Romulus engaged in battles to secure and expand his territory, including conflicts with neighboring tribes. However, these actions occurred after their initial story of founding the city.
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What empire did Romulus and Remus start?
They didn't start any empire. Romulus was the first (mythological) king of Rome. He ruled a small city-state named Rome. The empire came much later.
What happened to romulus and remus when their uncle found out about them?
When Romulus and Remus were discovered by their uncle, King Amulius, he ordered them to be killed to eliminate any threat to his rule. However, the shepherd Faustulus found them and, instead of killing them, raised the twins as his own. Eventually, as they grew older, Romulus and Remus learned of their true heritage and sought to reclaim their rightful place, leading to a confrontation with Amulius. They ultimately overthrew him, restoring their grandfather, Numitor, to the throne.
What was amulius to Remus?
Amulius was the uncle of Remus. He was the brother of Remus's mother, Rhea Silvia, and usurped the throne of Alba Longa from his brother, Numitor. To eliminate any threats to his rule, Amulius ordered the abandonment of Remus and his twin brother, Romulus, but they were ultimately saved and raised by a she-wolf.
How old were Romulus and Remus when they founded Rome?
The story is folklore, and so we have no idea of the detail, or even if it rests on any facts. A town existed on the site 250 years earlier than the traditional founding date. Rome was 'founed' because it became a refuge destination for Latin peoples in the surrounding area who were in trouble in their own communities.
When did the Romans worsipe remas?
The Romans worshipped Remas primarily during the early period of the Roman Republic. Remas, often associated with the concept of "Remus," was part of the mythological narrative surrounding the founding of Rome, particularly in relation to the legendary twin brothers Romulus and Remus. While there is limited evidence of formal worship specifically dedicated to Remas, the broader cult of the founders of Rome played a significant role in Roman religious and cultural identity. The focus on Romulus, as the more prominent figure, often overshadowed any direct worship of Remas.
Were Romans scared of Romulus and Remus?
There weren't any Romans before Romulus and Remus, according to the story.
What empire did Romulus and Remus start?
They didn't start any empire. Romulus was the first (mythological) king of Rome. He ruled a small city-state named Rome. The empire came much later.
Are there any roman myths?
yes many such as romulus and remus who were the founders of rome and they were raised by a wolf in the wild
What happened to romulus and remus when their uncle found out about them?
When Romulus and Remus were discovered by their uncle, King Amulius, he ordered them to be killed to eliminate any threat to his rule. However, the shepherd Faustulus found them and, instead of killing them, raised the twins as his own. Eventually, as they grew older, Romulus and Remus learned of their true heritage and sought to reclaim their rightful place, leading to a confrontation with Amulius. They ultimately overthrew him, restoring their grandfather, Numitor, to the throne.
What was amulius to Remus?
Amulius was the uncle of Remus. He was the brother of Remus's mother, Rhea Silvia, and usurped the throne of Alba Longa from his brother, Numitor. To eliminate any threats to his rule, Amulius ordered the abandonment of Remus and his twin brother, Romulus, but they were ultimately saved and raised by a she-wolf.
What was the name of the wolf that raised Romulus and Remus?
The wolves name is Lupa from what is says about her in Roman mythology she will kill you if you show any sign of fear or failure
Did Mars throw Romulus and Remus in the river Nile?
No. Mars did not. Amulius the brother of Numitor, after killing all his brother's sons and making his only daughter a Vestal Virgin so she could not have any heirs overthrow him - Mars either raped or seduced her. When Amulius found that she had had sons, he threw Rhea Silvia into prison and threw her sons (Romulus and Remus) into the river Tiber.
Who was the mother of Romulus and Remus?
Very little is recorded of the life of Romulus Augustulus. I have never seen any mention of his mother. His father was Orestes, but that name is recorded because he was an important man in a number of different ways, but I have also never seen any mention of a wife, or even mistress, of Orestes.
How old were Romulus and Remus when they founded Rome?
The story is folklore, and so we have no idea of the detail, or even if it rests on any facts. A town existed on the site 250 years earlier than the traditional founding date. Rome was 'founed' because it became a refuge destination for Latin peoples in the surrounding area who were in trouble in their own communities.
When did the Romans worsipe remas?
The Romans worshipped Remas primarily during the early period of the Roman Republic. Remas, often associated with the concept of "Remus," was part of the mythological narrative surrounding the founding of Rome, particularly in relation to the legendary twin brothers Romulus and Remus. While there is limited evidence of formal worship specifically dedicated to Remas, the broader cult of the founders of Rome played a significant role in Roman religious and cultural identity. The focus on Romulus, as the more prominent figure, often overshadowed any direct worship of Remas.
Did us start any wars?
They started the Vietnam War
Are there any Disney characters whose names start with the lette you?
Uncle Remus is a Disney character in Song of the South. Ursula is a Disney character in The Little Mermaid.
