In July 64 A.D., a great fire swept through the city of Rome, burning for six days and seven nights because the fire was uncontrollable, for which nero Claudius Drusus Germanicus, the Emperor of the Roman Empire, had to drive back to Rome from Antium.
Although Nero opened his palace to house the victims and carried food around for relief, his bad reputation was so well known that the fire was considered to belong to the belief, and pointed to Nero, the absurd and young king of this behavior.
After taking over the power, Nero not only forced the elders to participate in gladiatorial competitions, but also mixed with the tea house liquor store, drunkenly beat passers-by, and smashed and robbed shops, and Nero was also the strongest cheater in the history of the Olympic Games.
As we all know, the Olympic Games originated in ancient Greece, and in 146 BC ancient Greece was incorporated into the Roman territory, and the ancient Romans continued Greek civilization. As the Roman Emperor, Nero participated in all the competitions in the Olympic Games as an ordinary player, but regardless of his achievements, Nero received the prize money for the entire Olympic Games and entered his own small treasury.
In addition, nero married a 7-year-old boy, made him empress, and deposed the harem, which was only his whim. The 7-year-old boy, named Sporos, lost his right to be a man after being favored by Nero, and Nero even conducted the wedding according to the usual ceremony.
And there was an ironic joke: If Nero's father, Domitius, had such a wife, the world would have been blessed.
Domitius was also an uncontrolled man, nero died in a woman's bed when he was 3 years old, and Domitius did not let Nero inherit his inheritance, and without his aunt's adoption, Nero would probably starve to death.
In 41 AD, Claudius became the fourth Emperor of the Roman Empire, and he was the uncle of Nero's mother, Agrippina the Younger, who was one of the most famous poisoners in the ancient world, specializing in poisoning her husband for profit.
In 48 AD, Claudius's empress, Red Apricot, was killed, and the next year, the younger Agrippina married Claudius, who had great ambitions and wanted Nero to become the new emperor, so there was no less planning, and this series of events was destined to have a great impact on Nero, if Nero could become a normal emperor, it would probably be a miracle in history.
Claudius died mysteriously in 54 AD, and many speculate that Agrippina the Younger poisoned him, while Nero, who was only 17 years old and had no military achievements and no ability to govern, became The Roman Emperor. Nero inherited his mother's "poisoning skills" and poisoned his half-brother as soon as he ascended the throne.
And in order to consolidate the imperial power, Nero ordered the assassination of his mother Agrippina the Younger, after which Nero became the cruel and absurd emperor of the Roman population. Although Nero deposed the harem, almost everyone around Nero was involved with him, male or female, and Nero later married himself to Dorephalus.
Nero ascended to the throne in a coup d'état and eventually abdicated as a result of a coup d'état in which Nero was forced to commit suicide on June 9, 68 AD, and after his death, three false Neroes appeared.