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Hello and welcome to the WrestleTalk News!
I'm Oli Davis, and yes, I am wearing Nia Jax's I'm Not Like Most Girls t-shirt.
I lost both the predictions and fantasy booking warfare competitions on last month's WrestleRambles,
and this is my forfeit.
For full gimmick, here's a close up of me doing Nia Jax's shifty eyes.
Triple H has now confirmed on Twitter that WWE's long-reported Women's Tournament
is actually happening, along with the competition's name: The Mae Young Classic.
"A tournament with top female talent from around the world is the next stage of the
Womens Evolution in @WWE...July 13/14th from @FullSail."
Dave Meltzer has pointed out on Twitter the 32-woman tournament is most likely so named
because Mae Young, who passed away in 2014, and Stephanie McMahon were very close - which
is probably why the competition wasn't rightfully named the Eva Marie Cup.
WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross has confirmed reports from last week that he'll be on the tournament's
commentary team.
And an equally momentous equality moment might soon be taking place on the main WWE roster.
Pro Wrestling Sheet are reporting that WWE officials are planning the first ever women's
Money in the Bank ladder match at next month's Smackdown-exclusive pay-per-view.
This comes after last October's first ever women's Hell in a Cell match, which was
also the first time a WWE pay-per-view was main evented by the ladies.
If all goes according to plan, the 18th June pay-per-view will have two Money in the Bank
matches - one for both the female and male genders.
Which is a great step forward in equality, but a long way from catering for the 48 other
gender identities listed on Facebook.
When, oh when, will we get a Two-Spirit Person Money in the Bank match?
Get outta the 80s, WWE. Shane McMahon announced on this week's Smackdown
that Carmella, Natalya, Tamina, Charlotte and Becky Lynch will compete in a No. 1 contenders
match for Naomi's Women's Title on next Tuesday's show.
It's expected the winner will go onto face Naomi at Money in the Bank, while the other
four women will be involved in the high-stakes ladder match.
And potentially James Ellsworth.
In all seriousness, to boost those numbers, we might finally see Summer Rae return to
WWE television - jumping ship from Raw - who has been cleared to return since before Wrestlemania.
After being out of action since February with a knee injury, Cedric Alexander made his return
on last night's episode of 205 Live, defeating Johnny Moon - hopefully starting his conquest
to regain 205 Live's mid-card title Alicia Fox.
And after 205 Live, The New Day made their long-awaited return to WWE TV, being the opening
guests on Talking Smack.
Kofi Kingston, Big E and Xavier Woods haven't been seen since the Superstar Shake-Up, where
The Revival wrote Kingston off TV so he could undergo minor ankle surgery.
Going by his Instagram posts, Kofi appears ready to return soon, which is probably why
The New Day teased matches with The Usos, Breezeango and American Alpha on Talking Smack.
They also took issue with JBL calling The Usos the best team of the past half-decade
- saying that Bradshaw shouldn't be allowed to say whatever he wants, a possible dig at
the recent allegations of bullying against the Smackdown commentator.
Raw has continued its downward ratings trend, setting its latest non-holiday, non-football
season record low, drawing just 2.61 million viewers this week.
As F4WOnline points out, this is a 20% decline from the same time last year.
62% of your ratings thought the show was AvRAWge, while both Poor and Cor were tied at 16%.
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Top 10 Infamous Roman Emperors and Empresses
10.
Domitian (24 October 51 – 18 September 96)
Domitian was the final emperor of the Flavian dynasty.
Before his demise, he reigned for a fairly long time from 81 to 96.
During that time, Rome fought a number of fierce, yet defensive wars against the Chatti,
the Britons, and Dacians.
He also deified members of his family and was the first emperor to demand his subject
address him as "lord and god".
As a consequence of his polytheistic religious policies and emphasis on the imperial cult,
it is alleged that Domitian engaged in substantial persecutions of Jews and Christians.
In 89, a major revolt of a Roman governor occurred.
Domitian survived that challenge to his reign, but he did not survive the assassination of
96.
His assassin stabbed Domitian in the groin with a dagger, wrestled with the emperor,
and then joined with other conspirators in dealing six more stab wounds to finish the
emperor off.
9.
Irene of Athens (c. 752 – 9 August 803)
Irene is the first of the East Roman or Byzantine imperials to appear on this list.
She is also the last to have any realistic chance of a tie to "Rome".
She reigned as empress consort from 775 to 780 and then as empress in her own right from
797 to 802.
You can count on one hand the number of women to rule by themselves in Roman and Byzantine
history.
As such, that alone is quite a claim to fame.
On at least three occasions she even called herself "emperor" rather than "empress."
What makes her so infamous are two things.
First, she did something quite unexpected from a mother: she usurped power from her
son and to do so, had him blinded and imprisoned.
If mutilating her own son is not bad enough, the second infamous event of her reign was
not only her failure to maintain her authority but also to reunify the Roman Empire.
On two occasions, she apparently entered into negotiations to forge a marriage alliance
with Charlemagne.
First, while he was King of the Franks, the two considered having two of their children
marry each other.
Well, you already read what she did with her son.
Next, she apparently entertained the possibility of marrying Charlemagne after he became Holy
Roman Emperor.
Had she managed to retain her position and pull of such a marriage, the consequences
for subsequent Medieval history would have been considerable.
Instead, she was deposed and exiled to Lesbos and the two halves of the remnants of the
Roman Empire continued along their separate paths.
8.
Justinian I the Great (c. 482 – 14 November 565) and Theodora I (c. 500 – 28 June 548)
As co-rulers, Justinian and Theodora can arguably count as one reign in which many of their
more questionable actions, if true, were joint "crimes" against humanity.
In any event, this imperial couple is something of a paradox, because they are both simultaneously
revered and reviled.
On one hand, they are remembered for the beautiful Hagia Sophia basilica built during their reign,
the Body of Civil Law codified under their reign, and the re-conquest of formerly Roman
territories along the Mediterranean from the Vandals and Goths.
For these and other achievements, both Justinian and Theodora are considered saints among Orthodox
Christians.
Yet, their reign also experienced major catastrophes from the Nika riots that almost overthrew
Justinian, had Theodora not emboldened him to stand firm and massacre his critics, to
the even more significant Plague of Justinian that resulted in millions of deaths.
Moreover, the most famous primary source account of their reign is hardly complimentary.
Procopius's Secret History depicts the couple as monsters, literally!
Justinian, for example, allegedly had the ability to make his head vanish.
As for Theodora, Procopius claims that when someone offended her by insulting a fellow
female, she had the man bent over before she spanked him "like a schoolboy".
While some of these anecdotes may be inventions of the Medieval author, they nevertheless
have added to the infamous memory of Justinian and his wife as a man and woman honored for
many long-lasting accomplishments that occurred amidst a reign of cataclysmic disasters.
7.
Julia Agrippina the Younger (7 November 15 or 6 November 16 – 19/23 March 59)
Agrippina was the last wife of Emperor Claudius (1 August 10 BC – 13 October AD 54), but
the first to appear on this list.
She does not have the same place in popular culture as the his earlier wife, Valeria Messalina,
but she is infamous all the same.
Whereas Claudius had his previous wife executed, Agrippina did the opposite, allegedly murdering
her husband via poisonous mushrooms.
Yet, despite that criminal act, she became a priestess of his cult (yes, Claudius was
deified) and then engaged in a power struggle with her son and Claudius's successor, Nero
(7 November 15 or 6 November 16 – 19/23 March 59).
Early in Nero's reign, mother and son conspired together against Nero's half brother, Tiberius
Claudius Caesar Britannicus (12 February AD 41 — 11 February AD 55), ultimately murdering
him.
Yet, mother and son did not stay unified.
They quarreled to such a degree that Nero plotted to kill her.
He first tried to sink her boat, but she survived and swam to safety.
He next tried a more direct approach by sending one to three men to assassinate her.
Her alleged last words were for the assassin to strike at her womb, i.e. the body part
that had produced such a monster.
6.
Elagabalus (ca. 203 – 11 March 222)
The allegations against Elagabalus mostly come from the Augustan History, a source of
questionable reliability.
Nevertheless, this youthful emperor has had the dubious distinction of having so much
of his life remembered for personality quirks that may or may not be true.
If true, then they present a deeply disturbed individually not really capable of ruling
a vast empire.
In terms of religious missteps, he offended traditional Romans by focusing worship on
Elagabal rather than Jupiter and married a priestess, known as a Vestal Virgin, to have
"god-like children," which was of course sacrilegious.
Indeed, his real and alleged sexual missteps are numerous.
In addition to the Vestal Virgin, he married and divorced four other women.
He allegedly referred to a male slave as his husband while referring to himself as the
slave's "queen" and prostituted himself to others.
Elagabalus even offered a good deal of money to anyone who could in effect perform a
sex change operation on him, if the ancient sources are to be believed.
Thus, after a relatively short reign, both he and his mother were killed together, decapitated
and disposed of.
Yet, his infamous memory continued in numerous works of literature, paintings, comics, music,
dance, television, and plays.
A Spanish word, heliogábalo, was coined after him, which refers to a "person overwhelmed
by gluttony".
Even Napoleon described Alexander the Great as commencing his career with the "mind
of Trajan; but he closed it with the heart of Nero, and the manners of Elagabalus."
For Napoleon, the most negative historical persons he could compare Alexander's later
life to were none other than Nero and Elagablus.
As such, whether the details of his maligned life were true or not, Elagabalus has been
remembered as one of the worst examples of a Roman ruler in his own time, in Napoleon's
time, and even for many in the twenty-first century as well.
5.
Tiberius (16 November 42 BC – 16 March 37 AD)
Tiberius is most negatively remembered for the numerous despicable acts recounted by
Gaius Suetonius Tranquillus (c. 69 – c. 122), some of which were recreated in disturbing
manner for the opening portion of the film Caligula (1979).
This portion of the movie concerns the bizarre debauchery of Tiberius while on Capri in which
he engaged in such lewd behavior as swimming with young "minnows" (actually children)
who would suck at certain parts of his body.
Not in the movie, but in the primary source are a host of other bizarre anecdotes, such
as Tiberius beating a man's face with a fish after hearing about the man bragging
for having caught it.
Tiberius allegedly then beat the man's face with a crustacean after the man joke's that
it was good he had not been bragging about the crustacean he caught as well.
Yet, even before these incidents, Tiberius had a strange life and at times frightening
reign.
Before he became emperor, his second wife was exiled for engaging in a scandalous affair.
It is also during Tiberius's reign that Jesus was most likely crucified.
4.
Commodus (31 August, 161 AD – 31 December, 192 AD)
Commodus serves as the main villain of two major motion pictures, The Fall of the Roman
Emperor, and the Academy-Award winner for best picture, Gladiator.
As such, he is one of the more well-known emperors in popular culture.
His real-life death did not occur in the arena during a combat against a gladiator named
Maximus, but rather in a bath via strangulation from a wrestler named Narcissus.
What was the cause of a conspiracy to kill him?
Well, among other things, his foreign policy was questionable.
He abandoned his father's efforts to add Marcommania and Sarmatia as provinces to the
Roman Empire.
Had Commodus somehow consolidated and Romanized these areas it could have arguably made the
empire stronger for the eventual Germanic invasions later in the empire's history.
His personal relations were not exactly praise-worthy either.
Under his reign, he had his wife Bruttia Crispina exiled and his sister Lucilla, along with
her daughter, executed.
His other policies seem consistent with a cult of personality in which he competed as
a gladiator, including killing elephants and even a giraffe, gave himself all sorts of
lofty titles such as Pacifier of the World, and went so far as to rename both a month
and the city of Rome after himself.
It should hardly be surprising then that eventually his people would have had enough.
Unfortunately for them, his murder only resulted in a series of civil wars known as the Year
of the Five Emperors, which was ultimately won by a man named Septimius Severus (1 April
145 – 4 February 211).
3.
Valeria Messalina (c. 17/20 – 48)
This wife of the more respected Emperor Claudius (1 August 10 BC – 13 October AD 54) is by
far the most infamous empress in Rome's history and is one of the few empresses to
ever be the subject of a titular film: Messalina, Messalina!
Penthouse Pet Anneka Di Lorenzo (1952–2011) portrayed the doomed empress in both Caligula
(1979) and its sequel, Messalina, Messalina!
Messalina is most known for her extreme and shameful sexuality.
She was not restrained in the ways of a model Roman imperial lady, such as Augustus's
wife Livia.
Instead, she embarrassed her husband by engaging in various unprecedented promiscuous acts
for what was essentially a first lady.
Most notorious is the incident later reproduced in a scene for the I, Claudius series in which
she competed against and defeated a prostitute in a contest to see who could have the most
sexual partners in twenty-four hours.
Reportedly, Messalina had twenty-five.
After an affair with a Senator, her days were numbered and she was killed via beheading.
2.
Nero (15 December 37 – 9 June 68)
Nero is one of three "Caesars" featured in an episode of Ancients Behaving Badly.
The others are number one on this list and Julius Caesar; however, historians do not
agree on whether or not Julius Caesar should be counted as the first emperor, so I have
excluded him from this list.
Instead we have the notorious Nero.
As with many individuals on this list, the extent of his actual acts of depravity is
disputed by modern historians.
For example, he almost surely did not "fiddle" while Rome burned, yet he persists in having
an infamous legacy.
He is blamed for killing his mother, kicking his wife Poppaea Sabina (30–65) to death
and then deifying her, and later cowardly committing suicide to avoid being barbarically
tortured to death by angry Romans.
He is accused of persecuting Christians and Jews to such an extent that some even denounce
him as an anti-Christ.
The religious animosity to Nero has persisted long-after his death.
Famed German exorcist victim Anneliese Michel (21 September 1952 – 1 July 1976) of Germany
even claimed that Nero was one of the demons who possessed her!
Yet, if there is one final claim to shame for Nero, it is that he was the last of the
Julian-Claudian dynasty to rule Rome, his reign plunging Rome into a civil war known
as the Year of the Four Emperors (yes, not quite as bad as the five that followed Commodus!).
1.
Caligula (31 August 12 AD – 24 January 41 AD)
You did not seriously think it would be anyone else did you?
Caligula is hands down the most infamous Roman ruler.
Yes, he already appeared in number one on TopTenz , but his legacy is such that he simply
cannot be omitted from this list.
He is depicted as a monster in the titular film starring Malcolm McDowell as the mad
emperor.
Caligula appears in an Adult Swim web game as a destructive force and is the focus of
such televised documentaries such as an episode of Ancients Behaving Badly and a stand alone
documentary called Caligula: Reign of Madness.
His bizarre antics range from lavishing his horse Incitatus with human-like honors and
suspected incest with his sisters, one of whom he deified as a goddess.
His people so hated him that not only did they stab him multiple times in a manner reminiscent
of the death of Julius Caesar, the murderers also bashed his young daughter's head against
a wall.
Now, again, whether or not he actually did some of the more heinous crimes alleged against
him is questionable.
They say that history is written by the victors after all, but regardless of the veracity
of the allegations against him, he has gone down as one of the most despised rulers in
history, not just of Rome, but anywhere.
As one final comment, a group of filmmakers even put together a spoof trailer starring
mainstream celebrities for a not-safe-for-work fake trailer of a never-actually made remake
of the 1979 movie.
This fake trailer, which has Tiberius and Messalina in it as well, thereby shows the
ongoing interest in remembering this particular man as something more akin to a mythological
monster than a real person.
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Today's video is going to have
a lot of fun things.
A lot of fun sex things.
So I'm disabled, and I'm sexually active.
Sex for me is really fun, it's also a learning curve.
I'm always discovering with my boyfriend
what works for us.
What I can do with my disability,
and what's fun.
And I've recently realized a way to make sex more accessible,
is to incorporate sex toys.
Now I know a lot of you who may be watching
who are disabled,
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So if you haven't noticed, the first sex toy
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Now this dildo is not really heavy.
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I need to stop like gripping it like this...okay.
I should mention this dildo is specifically
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I can't open the box because I have to take it to my boyfriend's house.
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9 Facts About Weddings AND HOW MUCH MONEY THEY CAN COST
1. Did you know that couples spend $35,329, on average, for their big day?
2. The typical guest list has 141 names, which translates to $245 per guest.
Of course, prices depend on where you get married.
3. Arkansas weddings tend to be the cheapest, at an average of $19,522.
The average wedding in New York City goes for $78,464.
4. 42% of couples now pay for their own weddings, but
the bride's parents still pay 44% of the time.
The groom's parents cover the costs in 13% of weddings.
Meanwhile, 74% of same-sex couples foot the bill themselves.
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21.2% of couples let their guests eat cupcakes these days.
The advantages: You're not limited to one flavor - and cupcakes tend to be cheaper.
9. All of this may explain why 55% of couples prefer receiving cash instead of gifts.
Median amounts range from $50, from friends, to $100 from family.
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In Canada, for the people who respect each other and when I
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10.
Domitian (24 October 51 – 18 September 96)
Domitian was the final emperor of the Flavian dynasty.
Before his demise, he reigned for a fairly long time from 81 to 96.
During that time, Rome fought a number of fierce, yet defensive wars against the Chatti,
the Britons, and Dacians.
He also deified members of his family and was the first emperor to demand his subject
address him as "lord and god".
As a consequence of his polytheistic religious policies and emphasis on the imperial cult,
it is alleged that Domitian engaged in substantial persecutions of Jews and Christians.
In 89, a major revolt of a Roman governor occurred.
Domitian survived that challenge to his reign, but he did not survive the assassination of
96.
His assassin stabbed Domitian in the groin with a dagger, wrestled with the emperor,
and then joined with other conspirators in dealing six more stab wounds to finish the
emperor off.
9.
Irene of Athens (c. 752 – 9 August 803)
Irene is the first of the East Roman or Byzantine imperials to appear on this list.
She is also the last to have any realistic chance of a tie to "Rome".
She reigned as empress consort from 775 to 780 and then as empress in her own right from
797 to 802.
You can count on one hand the number of women to rule by themselves in Roman and Byzantine
history.
As such, that alone is quite a claim to fame.
On at least three occasions she even called herself "emperor" rather than "empress."
What makes her so infamous are two things.
First, she did something quite unexpected from a mother: she usurped power from her
son and to do so, had him blinded and imprisoned.
If mutilating her own son is not bad enough, the second infamous event of her reign was
not only her failure to maintain her authority but also to reunify the Roman Empire.
On two occasions, she apparently entered into negotiations to forge a marriage alliance
with Charlemagne.
First, while he was King of the Franks, the two considered having two of their children
marry each other.
Well, you already read what she did with her son.
Next, she apparently entertained the possibility of marrying Charlemagne after he became Holy
Roman Emperor.
Had she managed to retain her position and pull of such a marriage, the consequences
for subsequent Medieval history would have been considerable.
Instead, she was deposed and exiled to Lesbos and the two halves of the remnants of the
Roman Empire continued along their separate paths.
8.
Justinian I the Great (c. 482 – 14 November 565) and Theodora I (c. 500 – 28 June 548)
As co-rulers, Justinian and Theodora can arguably count as one reign in which many of their
more questionable actions, if true, were joint "crimes" against humanity.
In any event, this imperial couple is something of a paradox, because they are both simultaneously
revered and reviled.
On one hand, they are remembered for the beautiful Hagia Sophia basilica built during their reign,
the Body of Civil Law codified under their reign, and the re-conquest of formerly Roman
territories along the Mediterranean from the Vandals and Goths.
For these and other achievements, both Justinian and Theodora are considered saints among Orthodox
Christians.
Yet, their reign also experienced major catastrophes from the Nika riots that almost overthrew
Justinian, had Theodora not emboldened him to stand firm and massacre his critics, to
the even more significant Plague of Justinian that resulted in millions of deaths.
Moreover, the most famous primary source account of their reign is hardly complimentary.
Procopius's Secret History depicts the couple as monsters, literally!
Justinian, for example, allegedly had the ability to make his head vanish.
As for Theodora, Procopius claims that when someone offended her by insulting a fellow
female, she had the man bent over before she spanked him "like a schoolboy".
While some of these anecdotes may be inventions of the Medieval author, they nevertheless
have added to the infamous memory of Justinian and his wife as a man and woman honored for
many long-lasting accomplishments that occurred amidst a reign of cataclysmic disasters.
7.
Julia Agrippina the Younger (7 November 15 or 6 November 16 – 19/23 March 59)
Agrippina was the last wife of Emperor Claudius (1 August 10 BC – 13 October AD 54), but
the first to appear on this list.
She does not have the same place in popular culture as the his earlier wife, Valeria Messalina,
but she is infamous all the same.
Whereas Claudius had his previous wife executed, Agrippina did the opposite, allegedly murdering
her husband via poisonous mushrooms.
Yet, despite that criminal act, she became a priestess of his cult (yes, Claudius was
deified) and then engaged in a power struggle with her son and Claudius's successor, Nero
(7 November 15 or 6 November 16 – 19/23 March 59).
Early in Nero's reign, mother and son conspired together against Nero's half brother, Tiberius
Claudius Caesar Britannicus (12 February AD 41 — 11 February AD 55), ultimately murdering
him.
Yet, mother and son did not stay unified.
They quarreled to such a degree that Nero plotted to kill her.
He first tried to sink her boat, but she survived and swam to safety.
He next tried a more direct approach by sending one to three men to assassinate her.
Her alleged last words were for the assassin to strike at her womb, i.e. the body part
that had produced such a monster.
6.
Elagabalus (ca. 203 – 11 March 222)
The allegations against Elagabalus mostly come from the Augustan History, a source of
questionable reliability.
Nevertheless, this youthful emperor has had the dubious distinction of having so much
of his life remembered for personality quirks that may or may not be true.
If true, then they present a deeply disturbed individually not really capable of ruling
a vast empire.
In terms of religious missteps, he offended traditional Romans by focusing worship on
Elagabal rather than Jupiter and married a priestess, known as a Vestal Virgin, to have
"god-like children," which was of course sacrilegious.
Indeed, his real and alleged sexual missteps are numerous.
In addition to the Vestal Virgin, he married and divorced four other women.
He allegedly referred to a male slave as his husband while referring to himself as the
slave's "queen" and prostituted himself to others.
Elagabalus even offered a good deal of money to anyone who could in effect perform a
sex change operation on him, if the ancient sources are to be believed.
Thus, after a relatively short reign, both he and his mother were killed together, decapitated
and disposed of.
Yet, his infamous memory continued in numerous works of literature, paintings, comics, music,
dance, television, and plays.
A Spanish word, heliogábalo, was coined after him, which refers to a "person overwhelmed
by gluttony".
Even Napoleon described Alexander the Great as commencing his career with the "mind
of Trajan; but he closed it with the heart of Nero, and the manners of Elagabalus."
For Napoleon, the most negative historical persons he could compare Alexander's later
life to were none other than Nero and Elagablus.
As such, whether the details of his maligned life were true or not, Elagabalus has been
remembered as one of the worst examples of a Roman ruler in his own time, in Napoleon's
time, and even for many in the twenty-first century as well.
5.
Tiberius (16 November 42 BC – 16 March 37 AD)
Tiberius is most negatively remembered for the numerous despicable acts recounted by
Gaius Suetonius Tranquillus (c. 69 – c. 122), some of which were recreated in disturbing
manner for the opening portion of the film Caligula (1979).
This portion of the movie concerns the bizarre debauchery of Tiberius while on Capri in which
he engaged in such lewd behavior as swimming with young "minnows" (actually children)
who would suck at certain parts of his body.
Not in the movie, but in the primary source are a host of other bizarre anecdotes, such
as Tiberius beating a man's face with a fish after hearing about the man bragging
for having caught it.
Tiberius allegedly then beat the man's face with a crustacean after the man joke's that
it was good he had not been bragging about the crustacean he caught as well.
Yet, even before these incidents, Tiberius had a strange life and at times frightening
reign.
Before he became emperor, his second wife was exiled for engaging in a scandalous affair.
It is also during Tiberius's reign that Jesus was most likely crucified.
4.
Commodus (31 August, 161 AD – 31 December, 192 AD)
Commodus serves as the main villain of two major motion pictures, The Fall of the Roman
Emperor, and the Academy-Award winner for best picture, Gladiator.
As such, he is one of the more well-known emperors in popular culture.
His real-life death did not occur in the arena during a combat against a gladiator named
Maximus, but rather in a bath via strangulation from a wrestler named Narcissus.
What was the cause of a conspiracy to kill him?
Well, among other things, his foreign policy was questionable.
He abandoned his father's efforts to add Marcommania and Sarmatia as provinces to the
Roman Empire.
Had Commodus somehow consolidated and Romanized these areas it could have arguably made the
empire stronger for the eventual Germanic invasions later in the empire's history.
His personal relations were not exactly praise-worthy either.
Under his reign, he had his wife Bruttia Crispina exiled and his sister Lucilla, along with
her daughter, executed.
His other policies seem consistent with a cult of personality in which he competed as
a gladiator, including killing elephants and even a giraffe, gave himself all sorts of
lofty titles such as Pacifier of the World, and went so far as to rename both a month
and the city of Rome after himself.
It should hardly be surprising then that eventually his people would have had enough.
Unfortunately for them, his murder only resulted in a series of civil wars known as the Year
of the Five Emperors, which was ultimately won by a man named Septimius Severus (1 April
145 – 4 February 211).
3.
Valeria Messalina (c. 17/20 – 48)
This wife of the more respected Emperor Claudius (1 August 10 BC – 13 October AD 54) is by
far the most infamous empress in Rome's history and is one of the few empresses to
ever be the subject of a titular film: Messalina, Messalina!
Penthouse Pet Anneka Di Lorenzo (1952–2011) portrayed the doomed empress in both Caligula
(1979) and its sequel, Messalina, Messalina!
Messalina is most known for her extreme and shameful sexuality.
She was not restrained in the ways of a model Roman imperial lady, such as Augustus's
wife Livia.
Instead, she embarrassed her husband by engaging in various unprecedented promiscuous acts
for what was essentially a first lady.
Most notorious is the incident later reproduced in a scene for the I, Claudius series in which
she competed against and defeated a prostitute in a contest to see who could have the most
sexual partners in twenty-four hours.
Reportedly, Messalina had twenty-five.
After an affair with a Senator, her days were numbered and she was killed via beheading.
2.
Nero (15 December 37 – 9 June 68)
Nero is one of three "Caesars" featured in an episode of Ancients Behaving Badly.
The others are number one on this list and Julius Caesar; however, historians do not
agree on whether or not Julius Caesar should be counted as the first emperor, so I have
excluded him from this list.
Instead we have the notorious Nero.
As with many individuals on this list, the extent of his actual acts of depravity is
disputed by modern historians.
For example, he almost surely did not "fiddle" while Rome burned, yet he persists in having
an infamous legacy.
He is blamed for killing his mother, kicking his wife Poppaea Sabina (30–65) to death
and then deifying her, and later cowardly committing suicide to avoid being barbarically
tortured to death by angry Romans.
He is accused of persecuting Christians and Jews to such an extent that some even denounce
him as an anti-Christ.
The religious animosity to Nero has persisted long-after his death.
Famed German exorcist victim Anneliese Michel (21 September 1952 – 1 July 1976) of Germany
even claimed that Nero was one of the demons who possessed her!
Yet, if there is one final claim to shame for Nero, it is that he was the last of the
Julian-Claudian dynasty to rule Rome, his reign plunging Rome into a civil war known
as the Year of the Four Emperors (yes, not quite as bad as the five that followed Commodus!).
1.
Caligula (31 August 12 AD – 24 January 41 AD)
You did not seriously think it would be anyone else did you?
Caligula is hands down the most infamous Roman ruler.
Yes, he already appeared in number one on TopTenz , but his legacy is such that he simply
cannot be omitted from this list.
He is depicted as a monster in the titular film starring Malcolm McDowell as the mad
emperor.
Caligula appears in an Adult Swim web game as a destructive force and is the focus of
such televised documentaries such as an episode of Ancients Behaving Badly and a stand alone
documentary called Caligula: Reign of Madness.
His bizarre antics range from lavishing his horse Incitatus with human-like honors and
suspected incest with his sisters, one of whom he deified as a goddess.
His people so hated him that not only did they stab him multiple times in a manner reminiscent
of the death of Julius Caesar, the murderers also bashed his young daughter's head against
a wall.
Now, again, whether or not he actually did some of the more heinous crimes alleged against
him is questionable.
They say that history is written by the victors after all, but regardless of the veracity
of the allegations against him, he has gone down as one of the most despised rulers in
history, not just of Rome, but anywhere.
As one final comment, a group of filmmakers even put together a spoof trailer starring
mainstream celebrities for a not-safe-for-work fake trailer of a never-actually made remake
of the 1979 movie.
This fake trailer, which has Tiberius and Messalina in it as well, thereby shows the
ongoing interest in remembering this particular man as something more akin to a mythological
monster than a real person.
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Sing Movie McDonalds Happy Meal Toys Care Bears Burger King Kids Meal - Duration: 4:53.Hi Guys!
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10.
Domitian (24 October 51 – 18 September 96)
Domitian was the final emperor of the Flavian dynasty.
Before his demise, he reigned for a fairly long time from 81 to 96.
During that time, Rome fought a number of fierce, yet defensive wars against the Chatti,
the Britons, and Dacians.
He also deified members of his family and was the first emperor to demand his subject
address him as "lord and god".
As a consequence of his polytheistic religious policies and emphasis on the imperial cult,
it is alleged that Domitian engaged in substantial persecutions of Jews and Christians.
In 89, a major revolt of a Roman governor occurred.
Domitian survived that challenge to his reign, but he did not survive the assassination of
96.
His assassin stabbed Domitian in the groin with a dagger, wrestled with the emperor,
and then joined with other conspirators in dealing six more stab wounds to finish the
emperor off.
9.
Irene of Athens (c. 752 – 9 August 803)
Irene is the first of the East Roman or Byzantine imperials to appear on this list.
She is also the last to have any realistic chance of a tie to "Rome".
She reigned as empress consort from 775 to 780 and then as empress in her own right from
797 to 802.
You can count on one hand the number of women to rule by themselves in Roman and Byzantine
history.
As such, that alone is quite a claim to fame.
On at least three occasions she even called herself "emperor" rather than "empress."
What makes her so infamous are two things.
First, she did something quite unexpected from a mother: she usurped power from her
son and to do so, had him blinded and imprisoned.
If mutilating her own son is not bad enough, the second infamous event of her reign was
not only her failure to maintain her authority but also to reunify the Roman Empire.
On two occasions, she apparently entered into negotiations to forge a marriage alliance
with Charlemagne.
First, while he was King of the Franks, the two considered having two of their children
marry each other.
Well, you already read what she did with her son.
Next, she apparently entertained the possibility of marrying Charlemagne after he became Holy
Roman Emperor.
Had she managed to retain her position and pull of such a marriage, the consequences
for subsequent Medieval history would have been considerable.
Instead, she was deposed and exiled to Lesbos and the two halves of the remnants of the
Roman Empire continued along their separate paths.
8.
Justinian I the Great (c. 482 – 14 November 565) and Theodora I (c. 500 – 28 June 548)
As co-rulers, Justinian and Theodora can arguably count as one reign in which many of their
more questionable actions, if true, were joint "crimes" against humanity.
In any event, this imperial couple is something of a paradox, because they are both simultaneously
revered and reviled.
On one hand, they are remembered for the beautiful Hagia Sophia basilica built during their reign,
the Body of Civil Law codified under their reign, and the re-conquest of formerly Roman
territories along the Mediterranean from the Vandals and Goths.
For these and other achievements, both Justinian and Theodora are considered saints among Orthodox
Christians.
Yet, their reign also experienced major catastrophes from the Nika riots that almost overthrew
Justinian, had Theodora not emboldened him to stand firm and massacre his critics, to
the even more significant Plague of Justinian that resulted in millions of deaths.
Moreover, the most famous primary source account of their reign is hardly complimentary.
Procopius's Secret History depicts the couple as monsters, literally!
Justinian, for example, allegedly had the ability to make his head vanish.
As for Theodora, Procopius claims that when someone offended her by insulting a fellow
female, she had the man bent over before she spanked him "like a schoolboy".
While some of these anecdotes may be inventions of the Medieval author, they nevertheless
have added to the infamous memory of Justinian and his wife as a man and woman honored for
many long-lasting accomplishments that occurred amidst a reign of cataclysmic disasters.
7.
Julia Agrippina the Younger (7 November 15 or 6 November 16 – 19/23 March 59)
Agrippina was the last wife of Emperor Claudius (1 August 10 BC – 13 October AD 54), but
the first to appear on this list.
She does not have the same place in popular culture as the his earlier wife, Valeria Messalina,
but she is infamous all the same.
Whereas Claudius had his previous wife executed, Agrippina did the opposite, allegedly murdering
her husband via poisonous mushrooms.
Yet, despite that criminal act, she became a priestess of his cult (yes, Claudius was
deified) and then engaged in a power struggle with her son and Claudius's successor, Nero
(7 November 15 or 6 November 16 – 19/23 March 59).
Early in Nero's reign, mother and son conspired together against Nero's half brother, Tiberius
Claudius Caesar Britannicus (12 February AD 41 — 11 February AD 55), ultimately murdering
him.
Yet, mother and son did not stay unified.
They quarreled to such a degree that Nero plotted to kill her.
He first tried to sink her boat, but she survived and swam to safety.
He next tried a more direct approach by sending one to three men to assassinate her.
Her alleged last words were for the assassin to strike at her womb, i.e. the body part
that had produced such a monster.
6.
Elagabalus (ca. 203 – 11 March 222)
The allegations against Elagabalus mostly come from the Augustan History, a source of
questionable reliability.
Nevertheless, this youthful emperor has had the dubious distinction of having so much
of his life remembered for personality quirks that may or may not be true.
If true, then they present a deeply disturbed individually not really capable of ruling
a vast empire.
In terms of religious missteps, he offended traditional Romans by focusing worship on
Elagabal rather than Jupiter and married a priestess, known as a Vestal Virgin, to have
"god-like children," which was of course sacrilegious.
Indeed, his real and alleged sexual missteps are numerous.
In addition to the Vestal Virgin, he married and divorced four other women.
He allegedly referred to a male slave as his husband while referring to himself as the
slave's "queen" and prostituted himself to others.
Elagabalus even offered a good deal of money to anyone who could in effect perform a
sex change operation on him, if the ancient sources are to be believed.
Thus, after a relatively short reign, both he and his mother were killed together, decapitated
and disposed of.
Yet, his infamous memory continued in numerous works of literature, paintings, comics, music,
dance, television, and plays.
A Spanish word, heliogábalo, was coined after him, which refers to a "person overwhelmed
by gluttony".
Even Napoleon described Alexander the Great as commencing his career with the "mind
of Trajan; but he closed it with the heart of Nero, and the manners of Elagabalus."
For Napoleon, the most negative historical persons he could compare Alexander's later
life to were none other than Nero and Elagablus.
As such, whether the details of his maligned life were true or not, Elagabalus has been
remembered as one of the worst examples of a Roman ruler in his own time, in Napoleon's
time, and even for many in the twenty-first century as well.
5.
Tiberius (16 November 42 BC – 16 March 37 AD)
Tiberius is most negatively remembered for the numerous despicable acts recounted by
Gaius Suetonius Tranquillus (c. 69 – c. 122), some of which were recreated in disturbing
manner for the opening portion of the film Caligula (1979).
This portion of the movie concerns the bizarre debauchery of Tiberius while on Capri in which
he engaged in such lewd behavior as swimming with young "minnows" (actually children)
who would suck at certain parts of his body.
Not in the movie, but in the primary source are a host of other bizarre anecdotes, such
as Tiberius beating a man's face with a fish after hearing about the man bragging
for having caught it.
Tiberius allegedly then beat the man's face with a crustacean after the man joke's that
it was good he had not been bragging about the crustacean he caught as well.
Yet, even before these incidents, Tiberius had a strange life and at times frightening
reign.
Before he became emperor, his second wife was exiled for engaging in a scandalous affair.
It is also during Tiberius's reign that Jesus was most likely crucified.
4.
Commodus (31 August, 161 AD – 31 December, 192 AD)
Commodus serves as the main villain of two major motion pictures, The Fall of the Roman
Emperor, and the Academy-Award winner for best picture, Gladiator.
As such, he is one of the more well-known emperors in popular culture.
His real-life death did not occur in the arena during a combat against a gladiator named
Maximus, but rather in a bath via strangulation from a wrestler named Narcissus.
What was the cause of a conspiracy to kill him?
Well, among other things, his foreign policy was questionable.
He abandoned his father's efforts to add Marcommania and Sarmatia as provinces to the
Roman Empire.
Had Commodus somehow consolidated and Romanized these areas it could have arguably made the
empire stronger for the eventual Germanic invasions later in the empire's history.
His personal relations were not exactly praise-worthy either.
Under his reign, he had his wife Bruttia Crispina exiled and his sister Lucilla, along with
her daughter, executed.
His other policies seem consistent with a cult of personality in which he competed as
a gladiator, including killing elephants and even a giraffe, gave himself all sorts of
lofty titles such as Pacifier of the World, and went so far as to rename both a month
and the city of Rome after himself.
It should hardly be surprising then that eventually his people would have had enough.
Unfortunately for them, his murder only resulted in a series of civil wars known as the Year
of the Five Emperors, which was ultimately won by a man named Septimius Severus (1 April
145 – 4 February 211).
3.
Valeria Messalina (c. 17/20 – 48)
This wife of the more respected Emperor Claudius (1 August 10 BC – 13 October AD 54) is by
far the most infamous empress in Rome's history and is one of the few empresses to
ever be the subject of a titular film: Messalina, Messalina!
Penthouse Pet Anneka Di Lorenzo (1952–2011) portrayed the doomed empress in both Caligula
(1979) and its sequel, Messalina, Messalina!
Messalina is most known for her extreme and shameful sexuality.
She was not restrained in the ways of a model Roman imperial lady, such as Augustus's
wife Livia.
Instead, she embarrassed her husband by engaging in various unprecedented promiscuous acts
for what was essentially a first lady.
Most notorious is the incident later reproduced in a scene for the I, Claudius series in which
she competed against and defeated a prostitute in a contest to see who could have the most
sexual partners in twenty-four hours.
Reportedly, Messalina had twenty-five.
After an affair with a Senator, her days were numbered and she was killed via beheading.
2.
Nero (15 December 37 – 9 June 68)
Nero is one of three "Caesars" featured in an episode of Ancients Behaving Badly.
The others are number one on this list and Julius Caesar; however, historians do not
agree on whether or not Julius Caesar should be counted as the first emperor, so I have
excluded him from this list.
Instead we have the notorious Nero.
As with many individuals on this list, the extent of his actual acts of depravity is
disputed by modern historians.
For example, he almost surely did not "fiddle" while Rome burned, yet he persists in having
an infamous legacy.
He is blamed for killing his mother, kicking his wife Poppaea Sabina (30–65) to death
and then deifying her, and later cowardly committing suicide to avoid being barbarically
tortured to death by angry Romans.
He is accused of persecuting Christians and Jews to such an extent that some even denounce
him as an anti-Christ.
The religious animosity to Nero has persisted long-after his death.
Famed German exorcist victim Anneliese Michel (21 September 1952 – 1 July 1976) of Germany
even claimed that Nero was one of the demons who possessed her!
Yet, if there is one final claim to shame for Nero, it is that he was the last of the
Julian-Claudian dynasty to rule Rome, his reign plunging Rome into a civil war known
as the Year of the Four Emperors (yes, not quite as bad as the five that followed Commodus!).
1.
Caligula (31 August 12 AD – 24 January 41 AD)
You did not seriously think it would be anyone else did you?
Caligula is hands down the most infamous Roman ruler.
Yes, he already appeared in number one on TopTenz , but his legacy is such that he simply
cannot be omitted from this list.
He is depicted as a monster in the titular film starring Malcolm McDowell as the mad
emperor.
Caligula appears in an Adult Swim web game as a destructive force and is the focus of
such televised documentaries such as an episode of Ancients Behaving Badly and a stand alone
documentary called Caligula: Reign of Madness.
His bizarre antics range from lavishing his horse Incitatus with human-like honors and
suspected incest with his sisters, one of whom he deified as a goddess.
His people so hated him that not only did they stab him multiple times in a manner reminiscent
of the death of Julius Caesar, the murderers also bashed his young daughter's head against
a wall.
Now, again, whether or not he actually did some of the more heinous crimes alleged against
him is questionable.
They say that history is written by the victors after all, but regardless of the veracity
of the allegations against him, he has gone down as one of the most despised rulers in
history, not just of Rome, but anywhere.
As one final comment, a group of filmmakers even put together a spoof trailer starring
mainstream celebrities for a not-safe-for-work fake trailer of a never-actually made remake
of the 1979 movie.
This fake trailer, which has Tiberius and Messalina in it as well, thereby shows the
ongoing interest in remembering this particular man as something more akin to a mythological
monster than a real person.
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Felted Flower Brooch Tutorial - Introduction - Duration: 2:05.
Hi! Welcome to the workshop! I'll be
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Rose, a flower that has been designed
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course, you can make bigger or smaller
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