Why was Tiberius forced to be Emperor? - History of The Roman Empire (14 AD - 37 AD)
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- Опубликовано: 25 янв 2024
- Why was Tiberius forced to be Emperor? - History of The Roman Empire (14 AD - 37 AD)
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On November 16, 42 BC young Tiberius was born to Livia Drusilla and Tiberius Claudius Nero. The elder Tiberius was an ally to the deceased Julius Caesar and thus to Mark Antony in the civil wars after the dictator’s assassination. As a consequence of his parents’ loyalties, the first years of the infant Tiberius’s life were spent on the run. By the child’s fourth birthday, however, the family was able to return to Rome having been granted amnesty...
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Ancient sight was very underrated, really loves the videos on Late Roman and Byzantine history
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Considering this is 6-7 hours old from now, you shoul've written Crown Prince Christian of Denmark, he's not just a Prince anymore :)
Queen Consort isn't a thing in the Nordics. Even if the King was the heir, it's still a Queen. Not Queen Consort.
Tiberius was one of Ancient Rome's greatest generals, whose campaigns protected the northern frontier. He reigned for 22 years, and the first part of his imperial work was excellent. Later, he came to be remembered as a dark, reclusive, and somber ruler.
Tiberius, a popular victorious general, spent a period in exile before reacquiring power near the end of Emperor Augustus's reign. As Augustus's successor, Tiberius grew the imperial treasury, leaving 20 times the wealth he had inherited.
So you're saying Tiberius Made Rome Great Again?
He kinda owned Egypt and taxed the living daylights out of the trade in spices. It's not difficult to imagine getting enormously wealthy from that.
Tbh if drusus didn't die in Germania he could've secured Germania more than Tiberius does
Which could've prevented massive migration by proto-german which you know... Caused by the Huns
Everyone who takes interest in ancient roman history needs to remember the context of this period. The roman republic was still in everyone's memory, and the ancient historian who were documenting those periods were by no means neutral. They were from the upper class of roman society- the people who could write. They used to be the ruling class under the roman republic, and were in general defiant towards the empire. There is definitely a tendancy among ancient roman historian to paint every emperor as either a weak man or a tyranical maniac - only the very popular one were spared this treatment. Take every ancient source with a grain of salt
Yeah, you read about some of these men and they actually seem really nice, albeit with human flaws. That is what propaganda can do to history I suppose.
Tiberius sounds like the villain with a tragic backstory for a Shonen hero to learn about, and have a heartfelt moment before the final battle.
“Verus, give me back my legions!”
"What are you doing, stepbro?"
very interesting, I never really knew anything about Tiberius' reign up until this point
Nice work.
Very informative
Very good video!
It was an informative and wonderful historical coverage video about Rome imperior Tiberius ... rather than his personal and social difficulties ,he rolled the Roman empire successfully ...
I was on a 3 day streak of not thinking about the Roman Empire, thanks for ruining it.
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For me Tiberius wasn't reluctant,
>He probably just doesn't like how Augustus portrayed himself as god and have a cult following, most likely cause he knew the person closely and know his charector faults and other bad sides, that's why he refuses to take "godly" titles, cause "I am a human afterall".
>He wants to senete to work and be powerful. Senet during reign of Augustus became a council rubbestamp yes men, either he doesn't want to take all load of running empire or doesn't want such great institution to get decayed, so he continues to entrust more and more duties to them.
If Im remembering correctly its because Russell Crowe wanted to go home
That's commodus
Russelianus Crowus
Thank you
It seems that he certainly had a sad life and it affected him as he aged
Great video mate
Thanks for the visit!
The more Roman Videos the better, I love the Roman History
Roman series like this .. should be made about Greeks pls pls 😅
Man, I can only imagine what the offspring of a child of Agrippa and Tiberius could've done. Two of the greatest military minds of the early Empire.
Augustus neither liked nor respected Tiberius indeed his final words in his will said. Though fate has cruelly taken my heirs I have been forced to go with Tiberius. Basically anyone in the family but Tiberius. Augustus was a practical man though he personally didnt want it nor Tiberis covet the throne. Circumstances forced them to accept that reality, all the other heirs were dead, if Tiberius had refused another ambitious man would have stepped into the vacum.
Saar..you probably reading too much propoganda from the "adopted father" era historians
@@chakraborty1989 How come? Is the information he states from those biased later Roman sources like the one that stated Nero played a fiddle as Rome burned.
This are the words of Augustus Ceaser himself in his final will
It seems that being separated from his beloved is what started all this. So when Augustus was later begging Tiberius to come back to Rome (as the video puts it), couldn't he have asked to be re-united with his lover as a deal to come back?
The way he points. He looks like the actor from I, Claudius.
It's crazy how men like to call hot emotional anger is cold and calculated.
Men like to think of what they do as logical and cold when it's actually done out of anger jealousy and selfishness. very emotional.
Caligula kinda reminded me of Tom Riddle… even his face is similar
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Totally saddening to even watch this video,good friends!!!😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
This video is good but I don't think it answers the question the title proposes...
Because they where defeated in the battle of Teutoburg forest
Vei putea face un videoclip despre Mica Unire a principiilor române?
This was one of the biggest issues with putting ares to the throne on the front lines where they can be killed. If they were kept off the front lines working where they were less likely to be killed, would have changed the line of succession while making sure the likely best aire to the “first citizen”.
The other issue is the senate did not have the power to help select the new emperor requiring a senate vote and having a more stable system to make sure a new emperor was chosen properly with out civil wars wud have helped to keep Rome stronger through out the centuries.
This doesn’t answer the question you posted in the video title…
that's what i was saying
9:40
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That doesn’t answer the question.
Because every other candidate died
@@gheddafiduck8239Nero Claudine’s Drusus was still there, and well lived by both the people and soldiers alike.
It is said that Caligula was a normal chad until he got a head trauma that was life changing for him.
I want to make a historical epic two parter Tiberius and Vipsania, and Tiberius and Setoneus.
In 2:30 They should've put it to 1.5 - 2x speed, which is what I do with these videos.
August was known as the first citizen it was tiberius who was the first person to use the title of emperor
While the ancient, early midieval, mid midieval, and late midieval and even early modern periodic Romans, Greeks, Persians, Egyptians, Jews, Arabs, Assyrians, Aramaics, Arameans, Sumerians, and other Mediterannean peoples kinda had a kinship with another even if they also had there little peeing contests with another they still seemed to detest Non Med Peoples more so be it Non Med Europeans, Non Med Africans, Non Med Asians, And possibly Non Med Oceanians if they were aware of them yeah.
Easy to answer that one...livia, his mother poisoning off the competitors
I dk if he didn’t want or didn’t like being emperor as there are clues and evidence to tie Tiberius to Germanicus’ death who he could have easily turned the reigns over to.
Don't search for Tiberius's little fishes...
You gonna search it, don't ya?
tiberius really sounds like an emu.
he didn't want to be the next emperor but he changed his mind after leaving?.
Ambitious mother. Next Question.
Poor Tiberius
Considering this is 6-7 hours old from now, you shoul've written Crown Prince Christian of Denmark, he's not just a Prince anymore :)
It's weird how anyone can get so much details of this history
There are way more details to tell. Unfortunately we cannot cover everything in a 23 minute video.
@@Knowledgia I was just surprised that all these details and information about the Romans survived the dark ages
Nobody wanted him or Claudius to be happy.
The T in Capt James T Kirk is....
When in Rome be like Caligula
He was chosen because there was no one left of royal/legal blood. Therefore bringing in Caligula
why didn't he just go with the flow early on when he was the assumed heir...then he could re-marry whoever he wanted?
This video was all over the place, a lot of things being told at once, no direction whatsoever, some parts historically inaccurate.
Can you please explain what parts are inaccurate?
22:47 / 22:54
No, What are you doing step-sister Julia?
Wtf was this video. Nothing about Germania at all. Just talking about the imperial succession of 2 emperor's
I was sitting here wondering what this title had to do with the video. Glad I’m not the only one 😂
disposal, not dispense
Next up: _Why do bums not get robbed?_ followed by _How come homeless people are never burglarised?_
Who sacked Rome? Where does the name Lombardi come from? What happened to Augustus's legions?
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Wasn't this the guy with the kiddie island, are is that a different Roman emperor that I'm thinking of.
That was him.
Oh a shame I thought he sounded like a swell guy but turns out like most people in power he wasa pedo.
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@AncientSight is legit!!
Take this job and shove it!!!!!!
Aww shit, keep going. Was sucked right in
It's like forced feminisation except you become Emperor
Out of all the enemies, nemisis, foes, rivals, opposers, detesters, revultors, and backfighters against The Romans And Greeks The Germanics proved to be there greatest challenge of all due to the climatic conditions they lived in with many hills, mounds, cliffs, and mountains as well as the cold terrain which Med peoples in general with Romans And Greeks in specifics were not too accoustomed too over all as well as Germanics being more agressive then any other people they tried to gain a foot over even The Celts yeah.
Doesn’t help they took Chieftain’s kids and raised them as Roman’s so then you have people like Arminius who basically made sure Rome never entered Germany again.
Seems like a good man ruined by Augustus and Julia 😢
Augustus should have just restored the republic when he lacked an heir 😂
Queen Consort isn't a thing in the Nordics. Even if the King was the heir, it's still a Queen. Not Queen Consort.
You forgot to mention the pedo stuff!!
Was he really?
Or is that just his own propaganda?
He was
Germanicus did not die in Syria. He died in northern Gaul after an accidental tumble from his mount.
I think you are talking about his father, who fought the germans and indeed fell of his horse, I think his son fought again in germany after teutoburg and defeated arminius and he died in Syria I recall
@@kipl8444 ahh twas a brain fart, my mistake and much appreciated.
You are thinking of Drusus, my man.
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Why did The Roman Empire stop in Germania? Because they got their asses whooped by a bunch of Germans. That's why. 😆
Rome was winning, Teutenburg was just an anomaly.
Germania by then wasn't worthy enough to conquer, it's rural in nature and doesn't have much wealth.
@@chakraborty1989 maybe Rome was winning, but it counts who won in the end.
@@earlofsmeg yes, more specially Rome was winning battles.
It's like Vietnam of Rome.
@@chakraborty1989 winning battles is not like winning a war.
If you clickbait the title one more time I will umsubscribe.
did not say anything about why they did not invade germania...
Rome never atttack Denmark but Denmark attack Rome 100 BC en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cimbri