Emperor Nero: The Great Fire Of Rome

Emperor Nero, the final ruler of the Julio-Claudian dynasty, ruled the Roman Empire from 54 AD to 68 AD. When he was only 16, his father died, and he became the emperor of Rome. As the mother of a very young ruler, Nero’s mother tried to influence and control Nero, and she also murdered many of her political rivals. Nero’s relationship with his mother quickly declined, terminating in his mother’s exile from his palace. Five years after Nero took power, he killed his mother. When, he divorced his first wife, he had her exiled and later killed.
After the death of his mother and wife, Nero became very interesting in art, and he also sang and danced.
In the year 64 AD, the Great Fire of Rome caused immense destruction. Nero is infamously