Who was emperor vespasian and what did he do?

Answer 1

Suppressed revolt in province of Judea and rebuilt the treasury after Nero bankrupted it (e.g., by restoring the tax on province of Achaea, some other taxes like vectigal and austerity measures).

Also began construction of Flavian Amphitheater (Coliseum)

Answer 2

Vespasian was known for his humor, his thrift and for building the Colosseum.

Vespasian was known for his humor, his thrift and for building the Colosseum.

Vespasian was known for his humor, his thrift and for building the Colosseum.

Vespasian was known for his humor, his thrift and for building the Colosseum.

Vespasian was known for his humor, his thrift and for building the Colosseum.

Vespasian was known for his humor, his thrift and for building the Colosseum.

Vespasian was known for his humor, his thrift and for building the Colosseum.

Vespasian was known for his humor, his thrift and for building the Colosseum.

Vespasian was known for his humor, his thrift and for building the Colosseum.

Answer 3

Vespasian was the founder of the second Roman dynasty, the Flavian dynasty. He had a brief political career but was better known as a general under Claudius and Nero. After the death of Nero and the turmoil that followed, Vespasian was declared emperor by the armies of the east. He is sometimes referred to as the man who saved Rome, as he got the empire's finances back in order after the near depletion of the treasury by Nero. He is also the emperor who built the Colosseum.

Answer 4

Vespasian was known for his humor, his thrift and for building the Colosseum.