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'''[[File:Big_bad.jpg|frame|A bust of Caracalla.]] ''' | '''[[File:Big_bad.jpg|frame|A bust of Caracalla.]] ''' | ||
'''Caracalla''' (Latin:'' Marcus Aurelius Severus Antoninus Augustus'') was one of the | '''Caracalla''' (Latin:'' Marcus Aurelius Severus Antoninus Augustus'') was one of the cruelest rulers of the ancient rome. | ||
Although he had many projects contributing to the roman society, notably the baths of caracalla, his misdeeds overwhelm the amount of goods he had done. | |||
He murdered his own brother and his followers, and claimed that his brother tried to killed him first, so he kileld him in self defence. | |||
Once, the citizens of alexandria mocked him with a public play, when caracalla heard about it, he flew into a rage. Travelling with an army to alexandria, he invited the citizens to the city square, where roughly 20000 of them were killed, and their city burned and looted. | |||
Caracalla was probably the cousin of the emperor [[elagabalus]]. | |||
[[Category:Roman Time Villains]] | [[Category:Roman Time Villains]] | ||
[[Category:Mass Murderer]] | [[Category:Mass Murderer]] |