"On paper, I finally realized that I had to do something about it." In the court of the Han Dynasty, the good and unrequited love of Longyang could be seen everywhere, and the Tang Dynasty royal family was even more so, whether it was a father marrying a son's wife, a son marrying a father's wife, or a male pet, it was a common thing.
The dirty deeds of all feudal dynasties combined are not as good as those of ancient Rome. Historians even commented that "the demise of ancient Rome was mainly due to its chaos" How chaotic was ancient Rome? "Dirty Tang stinky man snot clear", all added up can not be compared. According to historical records, many Roman emperors lived extremely unscrupulous lives, and their psychology and spirit were extremely abnormal and incomprehensible.
In the Roman ruling class, chaotic relationships were common, and there were also various abnormal romantic relationships. Robert Graves also makes people talk about it: "He was a prose writer, historical novelist and recorder with a unique style, and he will certainly be remembered." ”
In the book "The Reign of the Gods", the historical story of the reign of Claudius, the fourth emperor of the Roman Empire, unfolds before people's eyes, including countless stories about the ancient Roman royal family, Claudius himself seems unremarkable, but his family is notorious in history. In the ancient Roman royal family, it seems that it can accommodate any kind of strange things that belong to this world, which is all dazzling.
Little Agrippina's father is the son of the Roman Empire's patriarch, and her mother is the granddaughter of Octavian, the first emperor of the Roman Empire, her body can be described as flowing with noble blood, and her brother and husband are also galloping in the sea of Roman Empire rule, which can be described as a great honor. Her son Nero was the fifth emperor of the Roman Empire.
That is to say, the blood of Agrippina Jr. and several emperors of the Roman Empire are cut off and confused. As an ambitious woman, she wanted her son to ascend to the throne after the death of the old emperor and then become the woman behind the entire Roman Empire. In contrast, marrying her uncle Claudius was only a springboard for her to achieve her ambitions.
The biggest obstacle little Agrippina encountered, Mesalina. But little Agrippina also grabbed Mesalina's handle, and he found out that Mesalina was out of the wall, so he bought the eunuch next to Claudius and told Claudius about it while Mesalina was out, thus eliminating this threat.
In the early days of her son Nero's succession, the younger Agrippina was always behind the scenes, grasping real power, and in all public occasions, she showed her unique position by standing by Nero's side. Even the currency issued by the Roman Empire at that time had her pattern. But Nero didn't want to be a pawn for others, so his rebellious mentality grew day by day.
The trigger for the rebellion began one day when he was discovered by little Agrippina, who killed the slave girl on the spot and humiliated Nero with a roar. From then on Nero was determined to fight against his mother. Not long after, the two clashed again. Nero fell in love with a married woman, who was Sabina, and he used his own means to transfer Sabina's husband away, and then took Sabina back to the palace to sing night and night.
Soon Nero was no longer satisfied with this day of not living in the light, and he was determined to abandon the original queen and make Sabina the new queen, but this was rejected by little Agrippina. Because Octavia's lineage was both a guarantee of Nero's legitimacy to the throne, her deep background could also help the younger Agrippina. In the face of his mother's determination, nero's tyrannical nature in his heart gradually awakened, so that he began to kill his mother and quickly put it into action.
But things did not go according to Nero's ideas, and on the pretext of celebrating the birth of the goddess Minerva, he ordered someone to make a ship with a hidden organ, and he invited his mother to the villa for a banquet, and on the way back, he personally went to the dock to send her to the special boat. But a passing fisherman saves little Agrippina from falling into the water, putting Nero's plan to naught.
In order to avoid revenge on his mother, Nero, who learned that the matter had been revealed, decided to send his dead soldiers to kill Agrippina the Younger. Little Agrippina was awakened in her sleep by the dead soldier who had broken into the bedroom, and she pointed desperately at her stomach and shouted at the dead soldiers: "If you really want to kill me, then stab the knife into this place where Nero was born." But before the words could be heard, little Agrippina died.
Thirteen years later, Nero became an enemy of the nation and was subsequently killed by a slave. Since then, the blood of the Roman orthodox royal family has quietly disappeared in this world. In 69 AD, the Roman Civil War broke out, and four emperors were replaced in just one year, and the Roman republic came to an end in chaos and was never restored.
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