After Titus he was only the second emperor to inherit the imperial throne. Although unpopular with the Senate he proved to be a competent administrator and commander of the army. He also restored the state finances to a positive position. He was assassinated in a palace conspiracy that included his wife Domitia.
Domitian
Domitia
See also: Roman Empire, Roman Emperors, Byzantine Empire, Byzantine Emperors, Number of the Beast
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| Preceded by: Titus (79-81) |
Roman emperors |
Followed by: Nerva (96-98) |