Caligula (or little boots).
After the assassination of Caligula the praetorian guard was looking around for another member of the imperial family to be emperor. There is a story that they found Claudius hiding behind a drape and hailed him emperor. While this could possibly be true, it's more than likely that they were paid a huge bribe to establish Claudius as ruler.After the assassination of Caligula the praetorian guard was looking around for another member of the imperial family to be emperor. There is a story that they found Claudius hiding behind a drape and hailed him emperor. While this could possibly be true, it's more than likely that they were paid a huge bribe to establish Claudius as ruler.After the assassination of Caligula the praetorian guard was looking around for another member of the imperial family to be emperor. There is a story that they found Claudius hiding behind a drape and hailed him emperor. While this could possibly be true, it's more than likely that they were paid a huge bribe to establish Claudius as ruler.After the assassination of Caligula the praetorian guard was looking around for another member of the imperial family to be emperor. There is a story that they found Claudius hiding behind a drape and hailed him emperor. While this could possibly be true, it's more than likely that they were paid a huge bribe to establish Claudius as ruler.After the assassination of Caligula the praetorian guard was looking around for another member of the imperial family to be emperor. There is a story that they found Claudius hiding behind a drape and hailed him emperor. While this could possibly be true, it's more than likely that they were paid a huge bribe to establish Claudius as ruler.After the assassination of Caligula the praetorian guard was looking around for another member of the imperial family to be emperor. There is a story that they found Claudius hiding behind a drape and hailed him emperor. While this could possibly be true, it's more than likely that they were paid a huge bribe to establish Claudius as ruler.After the assassination of Caligula the praetorian guard was looking around for another member of the imperial family to be emperor. There is a story that they found Claudius hiding behind a drape and hailed him emperor. While this could possibly be true, it's more than likely that they were paid a huge bribe to establish Claudius as ruler.After the assassination of Caligula the praetorian guard was looking around for another member of the imperial family to be emperor. There is a story that they found Claudius hiding behind a drape and hailed him emperor. While this could possibly be true, it's more than likely that they were paid a huge bribe to establish Claudius as ruler.After the assassination of Caligula the praetorian guard was looking around for another member of the imperial family to be emperor. There is a story that they found Claudius hiding behind a drape and hailed him emperor. While this could possibly be true, it's more than likely that they were paid a huge bribe to establish Claudius as ruler.
As the story goes, the praetorian guard found Claudius hiding behind a drape and recognizing him as a member of the imperial family, took him to the praetorian camp where he was proclaimed emperor. It is assumed by many historians that a healthy bribe aided in the selection of Claudius.
Mark Antony never became emperor, as we use the term today. The title "imperator" originally was an honor bestowed on military commanders by the legions after great victories. Many Roman generals were declared imperator by troops, including Mark Antony who ruled as a member of a triumvirate that included Octavian (Ceasar's adopted son and heir) but they had a falling out and later led opposing factions in a civil war. Antony committed suicide after his defeat by Octavian, who cooped the name imperator (from which our emperor derives) as a substitute for king which had negative connotations for the Roman people. Roman dictators served for a set period of years and the office was not hereditary; thus, that office did not suite the purposes of Octavian (later known as Augustus). He had the Roman senate declare him emperor with all the powers of a king, eventually including the hereditary right to pass on his office to his chosen heir. Antony never held sole power equivalent to a king as did Augustus.
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A member of a basketball team. A member of a group of tribal societies.
Julius Caesar was assassinated by member of the senate because he had accumulated too much power. The second part of your question makes no sense.
He didn't. Caligula was assassinated and had no choice as to who his successor was to be. Claudius was made emperor by the Praetorian Guard, simply because he was the only member of the imperial family they could find.
Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria .
He was assassinated by Gavrilo Princip, a member of Young Bosnia and one of a group of assassins organized by the Black Hand.
they caused corruption
They caused corruption.
They caused corruption.
John Lennon December 8, 1980 outside his home.
You were/are a member of the Praetorian Guard.
There are none here. The last member of the Royal Family to com here was assassinated.
John Lennon.
freedom of member states from control by Emperor or empire