It is thought that Claudius was poisoned by his wife, Agrippina the Younger.
Many sources accuse her of poisoning her brother, the Emperor Claudius.
Emperor Claudius married his niece Agrippina the Younger.
Claudius, the Roman Emperor, married four women during his lifetime. His wives were Plautia Urgulanilla, Aelia Paetina, Messalina, and Agrippina the Younger. His most notable marriage was to Messalina, who was infamous for her scandalous behavior, and Agrippina, who was the mother of Nero. Claudius' marriages often had political implications, reflecting the turbulent dynamics of Roman imperial politics.
Claudius's nephew is typically referred to as Nero, who was the son of Claudius's wife, Agrippina the Younger, from her previous marriage. Nero became the Emperor of Rome after Claudius's death in 54 AD and is often remembered for his controversial reign, which included significant events such as the Great Fire of Rome and his persecution of Christians. Claudius adopted Nero as his heir, positioning him for succession to the throne.
It is thought that Claudius was poisoned by his wife, Agrippina the Younger.
Emperor Claudius was not imprisoned. You must have got confused with Tiberius Claudius Narcissus. He was a freedman who was in the inner circle of the court of emperor Claudius. He was imprisoned and executed by Agrippina (the emperor's last wife) soon after the emperor's death. Ancient writer Tacitus said that Agrippina had him executed because he supported Britannicus (the son the emperor had with a previous wife) for the imperial succession against Nero (Agrippina's son) and plotted to bring Agrippina down and, though her her downfall, Nero.
Emperor Claudius. Claudius was Nero's great uncle, making Agrippina, Nero's mom, Claudius's niece. :D Good luck.
Many sources accuse her of poisoning her brother, the Emperor Claudius.
Emperor Claudius married his niece Agrippina the Younger.
Agrippina Steklova's birth name is Agrippina Vladimirovna Steklova.
They were responsible for looking after the children and maintaining the household. Their other responsibilities depended on the position of their families. Farmers would work on the land, in cities they would help their craftsmen-husbands or work in stores. In higher circles, they would do their part in adding to the reputation and connections of the family. Since divorce was easy, many women in these classes were loyal to their own family first, before they were loyal to their husbands.
There is some dispute as to how Claudius died. There are two possible explanations for his death. The most likely was that his third wife, Agrippina, had poisioned him, so that, her son Nero, that Claudius adopted would take over Rome and she could rule Rome through him. The second explanation is that he died of old age. These two explanations have not been confirmed though. :-D
He is his uncle :)
Agrippina of Mineo died in 262.
Agrippina Vaganova died in 1951.
Agrippina of Slavonia was born in 1248.