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7 Kings Of Rome

Published on Jan 31, 2018

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7 Kings Of Rome

Keon Rice

Romulus

(753-716 BC)

Romulus

  • founded Rome (1st King)
  • killed his brother
  • credited with establishing senate
  • said to have ascended to heaven during a storm/killed by senators & each took a piece of his body
  • Known as Quirinus after deification

Numa Pompilius

(715-716 BC)

Numa Pompilius

  • picked by Romans, Sabines stated it was their turn to have a king
  • credited with establishing religion and formalized rituals
  • credited with calendar reform changing from 10 months to 12
  • Built temple of Janus
  • credited with establishing boundaries of Rome

Tullus Hostilius

(673-641 BC)

Tullus Hostilius

  • was a Latin
  • hostile
  • defeated Albans & Alba Langa
  • credited with building Curia Hostilia
  • doubled population by adding Albans

Ancus Marcius

(641-616 BC)

Ancus Marcius

  • established port of Ostia
  • defeated "old Latins"
  • built first aqueduct
  • credited with creating way Romans declare war
  • settled Aventine Hill

Tarquinius Priscus

(615-579 BC)

Tarquinius Priscus

  • increased senate
  • doubled size of cavalry
  • built Circus Maximus
  • built Cloaca Maxima (sewer) after a flood
  • built stone wall around the city

Servius Tullius

(579-535 BC)

Servius Tullius

  • created Census
  • credited with Servian Constitution, dividing citizens into 5 classes of wealth
  • rich could be cavalry, poor would be infantry
  • credited with bronze & silver coinage
  • killed by his daughter and her husband, the seventh king, Tarquinius Superbus

Tarquinius Superbus

(535-509 BC)

Tarquinius Superbus

  • last king
  • made Rome head of Latin League
  • physically threw Servius out of Curia
  • finished Jupiter Optimus Maximus (religious focal point)
  • grandson of Tarquinius Priscus