Who was Roman Emperor Claudius's enemies?

Answer 1

Roman Emperor Claudius faced several enemies during his reign, including the Praetorian Guard, who had played a significant role in his predecessor's assassination. He also had to contend with various political rivals within the Roman Senate and aristocracy who saw him as a weak and easily manipulated leader. Additionally, Claudius faced external threats from neighboring tribes and kingdoms, such as the Cherusci and the Parthians, who sought to challenge Roman authority.

Answer 2

Internationally, the emperor Nero could count the Icenii and the Parthians, before the treaty, as his enemies. Domestically, almost every person of wealth and social standing claimed to be his enemy once he was dead. Vindex led a military revolt and Galba did likewise.

Answer 3

Just about the entire senate could be considered Caligula's enemies as his extreme and unpredictable actions caused many deaths and exiles. However the two officers of his Praetorian Guard, Cassius Chaerea and Cornelius Sabinus, were his special enemies as they were the ones who assassinated him.