Nero's cruelty can be attributed to a combination of personal temperament, political paranoia, and the influence of his advisors. As he rose to power, his desire for absolute control led him to eliminate perceived threats, including family members and political rivals. Additionally, his artistic ambitions and lifestyle often clashed with traditional Roman values, prompting further resentment and opposition. This toxic mix fueled his infamous reputation for tyranny and brutality.
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Nero became powerful because he was a Roman emperor. That was a position of power in itself. He got to that position through the conniving of his mother.
He burned and crucified Christians such as Paul and Peter. He also killed many Roman which led to a revolt against him. Being a christian myself i think Nero was extremely cruel not only to Christians but to Romans too.
Julius Caesar was deified soon after his death, long before Nero was born.
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people hunt them for their feathers. How can they be so cruel?
Nero became powerful because he was a Roman emperor. That was a position of power in itself. He got to that position through the conniving of his mother.
Nero was not a Roman god, he was an insane Roman emperor.
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It was said that, after recovering from a serious illness, Caligula became mad and cruel. Nero was subjected to slanderous allegations by Roman writers who were hostile to him. Commodus was a cruel emperor.
Do not be cruel to animals.Why are you so cruel to me?Her actions were very cruel.
Nero became emperor because. Claudius ate a poisoned Mushroom.
Nero was a direct descendant of Augustus via his mother. It was his mother who married the emperor Claudius and then persuaded Claudius to adopt Nero as his heir. At the suspicious death of Claudius, Nero became the emperor.
Why are you so cruel to me?That was a very cruel thing to do.
He burned and crucified Christians such as Paul and Peter. He also killed many Roman which led to a revolt against him. Being a christian myself i think Nero was extremely cruel not only to Christians but to Romans too.