Cause of Assasination
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Year of Death
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Answer
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Murdered in a coup by his successor. The reason was for not paying bribes he never promised in the first place
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69 AD
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Galba
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Poisoned by his wife.
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54 AD
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Claudius
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Killed in a conspiracy by court officials.
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96 AD
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Domitian
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Strangled to death by his mentor in a bathtub.
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192 AD
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Commodus
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Murdered by the Praetorian Guard.
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193 AD
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Pertinax
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Also murdered by his successors troops.
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69 AD
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Vitellius
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Killed by the Praetorian Guards. First emperor to be assasinated (Not counting Julius Caesar cause Pre-Empire).
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41 AD
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Caligula
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Murdered by his troops in favor of successor.
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253 AD
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Trebonianus Gallus
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Killed by the Senate.
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193 AD
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Didius Julianus
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Killed by his brother and co-emperor.
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211 AD
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Geta
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Executed in a revolt in favor of his successor
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218 AD
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Macrinus
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Lynched by Mutinous troops. His death signified the beginning of the Crisis of the Third Century.
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235 AD
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Severus Alexander
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Executed in favor of his successor.
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218 AD
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Diadumenian
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Murdered by his troops for taking too long to siege a city.
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238 AD
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Maximinus Thrax
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Killed by troops loyal to his successor. Possibly the shortest reigning emperor in Roman history. This is not certain though
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270 AD
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Quintillus
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Tortured and murdered by the Praetorian Guards.
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238 AD
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Pupienus
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Also tortured and murdered by the Praetorian Guards alongside the previous guy.
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238 AD
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Balbinus
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Murdered by the Praetorian Guard.
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249 AD
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Phillip II
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Murdered by his own troops in favor of his successor.
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276 AD
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Florianus
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Killed by his own soldier while out on campaign.
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217 AD
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Caracalla
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Murdered by his soldiers alongside his father.
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253 AD
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Volusianus
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Murdered by his soldiers when news broke of his sucessor returning to Rome with a larger army.
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253 AD
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Aemilianus
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Murdered in a conspiracy possibly involving two of his successors.
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268 AD
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Gallienus
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Murdered by his troops in favor of his successor.
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282 AD
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Probus
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Murdered in favor of the ruler of the Gallic Empire.
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260 AD
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Saloninus
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Murdered by the Praetorian Guard (Shocker) along with his mother.
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222 AD
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Elagabalus
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Was killed by the Magister Equitum for being too lazy.
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383 AD
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Gratian
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Killed by the Praetorian guard as a result of a bureaucrat fabricating an execution list.
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275 AD
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Aurelian
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Killed by his troops in favor of a Usurper. Also possibly due to his homosexual tendancies.
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350 AD
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Constans I
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