Tiberius Biography
| Born as | Tiberius Julius Caesar Augustus |
| Occup. | Statesman |
| From | Rome |
| Born | 42 BC
Rome |
| Died | 37 AC
Misenum |
[Tiberius Caesar Augustus] was Roman emperor from 19 August 14 AD till his death. He was the 2nd Roman emperor, and prospered his stepfather,
Augustus. Jesus' ministry as well as fatality occurred in Tiberii power.
Tiberius was Augustus' primary commander in the area and also caught, to name a few points Illyria till the Danube.
Tiberius to be due to their bad high qualities as a manager have actually been well liked by his stepfather
Augustus. It is very questionable whether
Augustus wanted Tiberius as follower. Nevertheless, he was picked as his follower when there were several others to select from.
Tiberius ruled in a manner in which in several means worked well for the kingdom. He ensured to offer individuals in the lands that had troubles, support. He likewise desired the officials to do their responsibilities well. Tiberius did not intend to be deified. Instead keiserdyrkelsen were routed against
Augustus. Tiberius ultimately deserted Rome and also positioned himself in expatriation on the island of Capri.
Nevertheless, his reign also marked by his poor qualities. He should frequently be questionable, and also he permitted many individuals performed, consisting of a few of his own pals. Influenced by Sejanus, who was the leader of Pretorianergarden, his control more and more marked by terror. However, did Sejanus disobedience and was at some point executed.
Tiberius elevated his great-nephew Caligula, who became his successor.
Tiberius is just one of the most mysterious and most controversial of all the emperors. The old resources vary substantially in their summaries of him. The conversations are frequently placed about his connection with his mommy, Livia, as well as how much impact she had on his way to the imperial power. There are 2 authors from the time claim that Tiberius was merely a puppet for his mom's power video game,
Tacitus as well as Suetonius. By
Tacitus Tiberius was described as a hypocrite. Today's historians, nonetheless, doubt the reputation of both Roman chroniclers.
Our collection contains 5 quotes who is written / told by Tiberius.
Related authors: Claudius (Leader), Augustus (Royalty), Tacitus (Historian), Lawrence Taylor (Athlete)
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