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41
 
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Herod Agrippa, a grandson of Herod the Great, restores a brief calm to Palestine      
54
 
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The 16-year-old Nero is proclaimed emperor by the praetorian guards after the death of Claudius, supposedly poisoned by toadstools       
Coin of the emperor Nero, c.60 AD
Chichester District Museum

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64
 
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A great fire in Rome is popularly believed to have been started by Nero, whom legend also accuses of fiddling while the city burns       
69
 
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A rebellion in Spain prompts such chaos that Rome has four emperors within a year, after the suicide of Nero in 68       
69
 
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Vespasian, proclaimed emperor by his troops in Alexandria, is the survivor among this year's four emperors      
Coin of the emperor Vespasian, c.75 AD
Chichester District Museum

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79
 
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Titus becomes emperor on the death of his father, Vespasian, and begins a brief two-year reign of lavish public generosity       
Arch of Titus, Rome
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81
 
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Dying after a reign of only two years, Titus is succeeded on the imperial throne by his brother, Domitian       
Coin of the emperor Domitian, c.90 AD
Chichester District Museum

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Trajan, succeeding to the imperial throne in AD 98, is sufficiently confident to spend a year in Germany before returning to Rome      
Silver coin of Trajan, c.110 AD
Chichester District Museum

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Hadrian, governing Syria when he is declared emperor, is confident enough to delay almost a year before returning to Rome      
Bronze head of Hadrian, c.122 AD
British Museum

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c. 120
 
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Kanishka rules the Kushan empire of Afghanistan and northern India from his capital at Peshawar