Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus

Claudius was born in 10 BC. Claudius's full name is Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus. Claudius was a Roman emperor in 41 AD.

Claudius made many innovations during his empire. Claudius made new buildings by attaching importance to architecture. At the same time Claudius gave slaves some good rights and tried murder slave owners who killed slaves. Claudius ordered that the city of Troy, which gave independence to the island of Rhodes, not be taxed. And most importantly, Claudius reduced the tax rates on food. For this reason Claudius was loved by the people of Rome.

Claudius was poisoned by the 4th wife in 54 AD.