Rhine Frontier10
Returns to stabilise the Rhine frontier after Varus.
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Tiberius Julius Caesar Tiberius Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Tiberius Julius Caesar Tiberius, based on 17 World History Database records associated with Roman Empire.
17 records10–3714 events6 places
Chronological biography
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Succession14
Succeeds as Emperor of Rome
Succession14
Succeeds as Emperor of Rome. Augustus dies, his elected successor & stepson is invested by the Senate as Emperor
Succession18 September 14
Is confirmed as princeps after Augustus dies.
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Military Policy15
Continues cautious frontier policy rather than major conquest.
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Trial of Piso20
Allows the Senate to try Piso after Germanicus’s death.
24
Senate Relations24
Lets the Senate conduct treason trials under imperial pressure.
26
Move to Capri26
Withdraws from Rome and governs increasingly from Capri.
Restoration26
Recalled to Rome because Tiberius is jealous of his victories over the German tribes
29
Execution of John the Baptist29
John the Baptist beheaded
30
Execution of Jesus Christ30
Jesus Christ crucified by Roman troops in Jerusalem
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Execution of Sejanus18 October 31
Orders the removal of Sejanus from power.
36
Reballion of Rebels in Cappadocia is suppressed36
A rebellion in Cappadocia is suppressed
37
Assassination of Tiberius Julius Caesar Tiberius37
Assassinated, probably by Gaius Caligula
Death of Tiberius Claudius Nero37
Death of Tiberius, assassinated, probably by Gaius Caligula
Death of Tiberius Claudius Nero37
Assassinated, probably by Gaius Caligula
Death of Tiberius16 March 37
Dies after ruling Rome for twenty-three years.
Titles and roles
Emperor · General
Record provenance
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