Julia the Elder met a tragic end marked by malnutrition
Julia the Elder met a tragic end marked by malnutrition. She was the daughter of Augustus and wife of Tiberius.
Tiberius entered into matrimony with Julia
Emperor Tiberius entered into matrimony with Julia, the biological daughter of Augustus, the first Emperor Rome.
Tiberius achieved a significant diplomatic victory over Armenia
The second Emperor of Rome Tiberius achieved a significant diplomatic victory over Armenia without shedding blood.
Tiberius was not Augustus’s biological child
Despite being the stepson of Augustus, Tiberius was not Augustus's biological child. His parents were Livia Drusilla and Tiberius Claudius Nero
Tiberius became Emperor after the death of Augustus
Tiberius became Emperor after the death of Augustus. This transition of power followed a period of uncertainty and political maneuvering.
Augustus’s death in AD 14
Augustus's death in AD 14 marked the end of an era in Roman history. Augustus had ruled the vast empire for over four decades.
Augustus’s family continued to wield power in Rome
Augustus's family continued to wield power in Rome long after his death. The Julio-Claudian dynasty played a significant role
The month August is named after Augustus
The month August is named after Augustus. Augustus rose to prominence as the first emperor of Rome after the demise of the Roman Republic.
Julia the Elder faced a tumultuous life that culminated in her exile
Julia the Elder faced a tumultuous life that culminated in her exile. Her fate took a turn due to political machinations & familial discord
The mysterious deaths of Augustus’s grandsons
The mysterious deaths of Augustus's grandsons, Gaius and Lucius Caesar, cast a shadow of suspicion over the imperial family.