Tiberius destroys Augustus's succession design by killing Germanicus and his family, then adopting Caligula, causing the system to break down quickly.
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Tiberius destroys Augustus's succession design by killing Germanicus and his family, then adopting Caligula, causing the system to break down quickly.
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"...a lot of people, okay? And then he adopted someone named Caligula, who was Germanicus' youngest son, to be the emperor, and Caligula was..."
"...But Julius Caesar was just one of many. There was also Caligula, Nero. And a lot more emperors. Okay? So because of this, new..."
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