The most dangerous artist, the most absurd life, how absurd was the Roman king?

The most dangerous artist is Nero, who has a more extreme personality and has a rough life.

Nero's life was a tragic one of ups and downs, from the lack of paternal love in his early childhood to the failure of his expedition to Great Britain due to the decay of Roman legions in the latter part of his reign.

This is Nero, and Nero himself has a two-way and extreme "character benchmark". He is a very taciturn thinker. He once saw his stepfather drink poison and die.

After taking over power, Nero began his so-called artistic career, where he competed with others at numerous meetings in Rome and achieved good results.

In order to inherit the throne, Nero poisoned his stepfather, the Roman Emperor Claudius, and concealed the cause of his death.

This Roman emperor wasNeroHe's crazy, but he also loves drama.

Nero, the reason why he was able to sit on the throne of the Roman emperor, and his mother's efforts are inseparable, his mother tried every means to persuade the old king, to teach the position to Nero, the old king began to agree, but there was still regret in his heart, but he didn't expect Nero's mother to poison the old king directly, and then Nero successfully ascended the throne, and his mother began to share his power in the name of justice.

Nero was very crazy because his mother shared his powerSo he was dissatisfied with his mother, and then he found an opportunity to kill his motherLater, because Nero's personality was very tyrannical, his teacher couldn't stand it and persuaded him to restrain his behavior and be a good Roman king, his teacher's words were very philosophical and constructive, but Nero was crazy, he didn't want to listen to his teacher's persuasion at all, and then ordered his teacher to commit suicide, and his teacher had no choice but to commit suicide.

After Mr. Nero died, he never restrained his behavior, he himself likes theater and often goes to find a place to act. Later, in order to facilitate the performance, he built a splendid theater hall, but this act greatly angered the Roman people, who were very disgusted with his evil deeds, so they launched a rebellion from the bottom up, but the upper Roman nobles were not optimistic about Nero, and in this isolated situation, Nero ended his life of sin, and people chiseled his statue, and even smeared it with all kinds of unrepentant things, proving that this person was extremely unpopular.

This man was Nero, the last monarch of the Julia Claudian dynasty of the Roman Empire, and at the same time he was the last emperor of the "Augustan lineage".

Nero, the last monarch of the Julia Claudian dynasty of the Roman Empire.