"Titus"

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Taytos pranos (December 30, 39 - 13 September 81) was the Emperor of Rome from 79 AD until his death. Titus was the son of Emperor Asphesian, and one of the three emperors from the Palaveian House. Among the Romans, he is considered a popular and successful emperor and as a pleasure for humans (as he called it, in bitterness, a tag in the song "between two lions", and in the Latin origin of Sotonius - "amor ac deliciae generis humani", but in the Jewish tradition Titus is considered one of the great villains and villains who have been given to the people because he has oppressed the Great Temple.

biography

childhood and youth
Titus was born in Rome for the Asphesian who was then a senior commander in the Roman army, and the Palavia Domitilla, who before marriage was the mistress of a Mexican citizen in Africa. Rumors regarding Titus's ethos, according to which he was the son of the Plaza Domitilla of the African citizen and not of the Asphesian, had reached the tradition of the Chahl.

During his childhood, Cleopatra ruled Rome from the Judeo-Qalada dynasty, which addressed Julius Caesar and Augustus. Being a boy in the courtyard of Emperor Claudius, and was the friend of Britancus, son of Claudius.

Upon arriving in adulthood in 61, he served as a military tribunal in Britain and Germany. In 64, he returned to Rome and married to the Portuguese Patriarchate, daughter of the head of the Parisian Guard. After the death of this, he married Marcia pornla, who gave him a daughter named Julia Palaavia. After that, she was forced to expel from political considerations, after her family supported an attempt against Emperor Nirvana. When he was in Rome, he was appointed to the Kaiser.

With the death of Nirvana Peretz in 69 - the year of the four emperors - a violent struggle for the perception of power in Rome. At the end of the day, Asphesian came to power.

His journey in Judea, the Great Rebellion

Titus accompanied his father, Aspsian, on his journey to the east in 1967 as the Lagatus, where the father dealt with the suppression of the Great Rebellion. At first, they fought in the Galilee, where "the head of a legion and captured Triachi and Gauguer, very fortified cities in Judea, and in one of the battles the horse was killed under him, and he jumped on another horse that the man had fallen as he fought near him." The front of the Galilee, commanded by Joseph Ben of Matthew, collapsed final after the fall of the city of Yudif, where Joseph was captured, then became the most important destination of the rebellion. After that, Asphesian left his journey to Jerusalem because the internal wars between the Jews would cause the collapse of the rebellion without having to work and be oppressed. At this time, Titus met the Jewish Queen Berniki who was his love. When we met, Titus was thirty years old, and Bronicky was ten years old, widowed twice and divorced again.

In the year 68, Emperor Nirron committed suicide, and in his place he was brought to power, for the first time, a noble man who was not of the Judeo-Qalada dynasty, is a glimmer. In 69, it was the year of the four emperors, in which emperors who each had existed but a few months, Rome's internal affairs began to be the center of the attention of Aspsian and Titus, instead of the management of the war in the Jews. At first, Asphesian sent Titus to congratulate Gelba on his rise to power instead of the tyrann. While Titus was on his way, the rumor came to him about the murder of Gelba, and he was his grandfather, and returned and joined his father, some say that one of his considerations was his longing for Barnicki. After that, Asphesian showed that the political situation in Rome is unstable, and that the emperors are unable to maintain their chair, which, assaid to Rome and there, was crowned the emperor in the place of Vitius, leaving Titus in the head of his troops in Judea to suppress the rebellion.

Titus, who arrived at the emperor of Masada to Rome, commanded four legions, the fifth leg of Macedonia, the 10th Legion of the Princes, the ten-year Legion of Fulmyte and the Legion