The rise of the ancient Roman Empire was closely related to the ruling class of the time, and its decline also began from within.
The debauchery and tyranny of the rulers eventually led to the disintegration of the Roman Empire We start with Caligula, the third emperor of the Roman Empire. He was cruel and inhumane. He likes to swear. He never cared about the consequences. He doesn't hesitate to waste people's money on building big projects. He only wants to satisfy his own selfish desires, to enjoy the desire to control power. He worked absurdly, made arbitrary decisions, and was arrogant. Throughout the Roman royal family, such selfish, absurd, and brutal people were everywhere.
Caligu had a younger sister named Agrippina The Younger, who was known throughout history for her cruel ideas and cruel methods. Cruel and selfish, greedy and debauched. He died prematurely due to excessive greed. He was deprived of the right to inherit property and was expelled by the Roman Emperor. His mother was thrown out with him. They were in danger and starvation as they wandered outside After Caligula was killed by the captain of the guard, the throne was succeeded by his uncle Claudius. Lucius and his mother could return to their homeland at this time. After that, he succeeded in inheriting his father's inheritance and restoring his royal status.
Do you think they will live happily ever after? No, the real bloody storm officially kicked off the beginning of the royal family's obscene life.