Succeeds as Emperor of Rome, 2nd son of Drusus. Proclaimed Emperor by soldiers after the murder of his nephew Caligula
Historical person
Tiberius Claudius Claudius I Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Tiberius Claudius Claudius I, based on 14 World History Database records associated with Roman Empire.
Chronological biography
41
Is proclaimed emperor after Caligula is murdered.
42
Elevates Livia to divine status.
Completes annexation of Mauretania as Roman provinces.
43
Claims prestige from the invasion of Britain.
Launches the Roman conquest of Britain.
44
Strengthens imperial administration through freedmen and governors.
47
Celebrates games marking Rome’s traditional antiquity.
50
Adopts Nero and alters the succession.
51
Founds the city of Cologne, originally Colonia Agrippinensis
52
Completes major aqueduct works serving Rome.
54
Death of Claudius I, poisoned by Agrippina the Younger
Death of Claudius I, poisoned by Agrippina the Younger
Dies, probably after poisoning at court.
Titles and roles
Emperor
Record provenance
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