Rhine Frontier
Returns to stabilise the Rhine frontier after Varus.
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Follow Tiberius Julius Caesar Tiberius through 17 dated historical records for Roman Empire.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Returns to stabilise the Rhine frontier after Varus.
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Is confirmed as princeps after Augustus dies.
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Succeeds as Emperor of Rome
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Succeeds as Emperor of Rome. Augustus dies, his elected successor & stepson is invested by the Senate as Emperor
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Continues cautious frontier policy rather than major conquest.
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Allows the Senate to try Piso after Germanicus’s death.
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Lets the Senate conduct treason trials under imperial pressure.
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Withdraws from Rome and governs increasingly from Capri.
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Recalled to Rome because Tiberius is jealous of his victories over the German tribes
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John the Baptist beheaded
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Jesus Christ crucified by Roman troops in Jerusalem
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Orders the removal of Sejanus from power.
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A rebellion in Cappadocia is suppressed
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Dies after ruling Rome for twenty-three years.
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Assassinated, probably by Gaius Caligula
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Death of Tiberius, assassinated, probably by Gaius Caligula
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Assassinated, probably by Gaius Caligula
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