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The Kings of Rome

Published on Feb 05, 2017

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The Kings of Rome

By Destiny Williams
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Romulus

(753 BC to 716 BC)

Romulus

  • He's the first King. (75 BC to 509 BC)
  • He founded Rome.
  • He stole women from neighboring Sabines to populate Rome.
  • He is known as Quirinus after his dedication.
  • Is said to have not died as much as ascended to heaven during a thunderstorm (the other possibility is that he was murdered by senators, each taking a piece of his body) Known as Quirinus after his

Numa Pompilius

(715 BC to 673 BC)

Numa Pompilius

  • He reluctantly serveed after having been picked by the Romans because the Sabines stated it was their turn to have a king.
  • Credited with establishign religion
  • He formalized rites and rituals, and he created a priesthood.
  • Credited with a calendar reform which moved from 10 months to 12 months to assist with keeping up with religious rituals.
  • Credited with establishing the boundaries of Rome
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Tullus Hostilius

(673 BC to 641 BC)

Tullus Hostillius

  • Tullius was hostile, unlike Numa.
  • Credited with building the Curia Hostilia, a large senate house.
  • He turned to religionn after being struck by the plague
  • Was struck by lightning during a religious ritual.
  • He defeated the Albans and destroyed Alba Longa; Legend has it
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Ancus Marcius

(641 BC to 616 BC)
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Ancus Marcius

  • Defeated the "Old Latins" (those who joined Rome without Tatius and Romulus)
  • Credited with building the first aqueduct
  • Credited with establishing the post Ostia
  • Credited with creating the manner in which the Romans declared war.
  • Added the Aventine and Janiculum hills by fortifying them and thus including them inside the city’s walls
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Tarquinius Priscus

(616 BC to 579 BC)
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Tarquinius Priscus

  • He and his wife, Tanquil, first came to Rome an eagle took the hat off his head and then replaced it.
  • He doubled the size of cavalry
  • He added 100 less wealthy nobles to the Senate
  • Possibly started the Temple of Lupiter Capitolinus
  • He was assassinated by the sons of Ancus Marcius.
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Servius Tullius

(579 BC to 535 BC)
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Servius Tullius

  • He created the census in which the liability for military service was determined by amount of property.
  • Highest ranking centuries or classes got to vote first thus their vote was worth more.
  • He is credited with building the Temple of Diana
  • He added the Quirinal, Viminal and Esquiline hills to Rome.
  • He is credited with the first walls (The Servian Wall) but it was not built until much later.
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Tarquinis Superbus

(535 BC to 509 BC)
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Tarquinis Superbus

  • He was the last king.
  • He was marriesd to Tullius, daughter of Servius, helped dethrone Servius.
  • He went to the senate, claiming that Servius was just a slave.
  • Made Rome the head of The Latin League
  • He built the Cloaca Maxima, large sewer/ drainage ditch