Crazy Facts About Roman Emperors #shorts #history

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14-year-old Roman Emperor Elagabalus was a strange one. Historians say he was known to send agents on quests to find people with big…magic sticks! Talk about an interesting job title!

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This dude will NEVER run out of crazy facts.

arytaco

"Bring me the biggest balls in Rome!"
"Because it's a sign of strength, Emperor?"
"Huh? Oh, sure sure whatever. Just bring them to me!"

HasvenWorld

bro why are all these roman emperors wild afff 😂😂

smartfart

Get you a man that will start an entire cult in your honor 😩

infinessia

It's genuinely sad that the ancient floating palace was demolished because of the effects of the world war.

allenzmn

Elagabalus really said: I bet I can take on 10 men at once 😏

Oudob

The first one just chose bros over hoes

wier

"Big Magic Sticks", lol, Blessed Be.

baronghede

I ran into a guy in a bar who's like this.... I was in wrong bar.

danielpfaff

Imagine for a moment if you will... Roman soldiers traveling around going door to door asking Roman men to show them their 🥒. When the Roman men ask why, the soldiers respond, "Uh, well... Because Emperor Elagabalus said so?" 🤷🏻‍♂️ "And if it's really big he wants you to come to his palace and entertain him with it."

CrestedSaguaro

Why every single time I hear something about Rome or a Roman emperor is always some weird sexual stuff ???

robertolopez

Caligula is the direct inspiration for Joffrey from Game of Thrones. He even looks identical to the busts of that psychopath

Frosty_tha_Snowman

“Bring me the biggest magic sticks in Rome!”
“May I suggest a different continent for that Emperor?”

darkforce

Caligula’s Nemi Ships were burned by retreating Nazi soldiers, not bombed by the Allies. As Italy sided with the Allies after Mussolini’s death, Hitler ordered his forces to destroy cultural sites and artifacts from Italy’s past. The museum building built to house the hulls remains standing and still contains artifacts from the ships, having suffered comparatively minor damage from the war.

catjudo