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Lucius Julius Caesar (17 BC - 20 August AD 2), most commonly known as Lucius Caesar, was a son of Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa and Julia the Elder. He, his older brother Gaius, and his younger brother Marcus, were adopted, raised, and educated by their maternal grandfather, Roman Emperor Caesar Augustus.
Lucius died in Gaul of an illness in AD 2. Gaius died in AD 4, likely due to an infected wound, and Marcus was disowned due to his "bestial" nature in AD 6. Augustus adopted Tiberius as his heir.
Lucius Caesar in Gunpowder Empire[]
In an alternate known as Agrippan Rome, Lucius became the third Roman Emperor upon the death of his father Emperor Agrippa in AD 26. In 2095, a copy of Lucius' official statue in Rome stood in the courtyard of the Crosstime Traffic station in Polisso.[1]
Literary comment[]
As Lucius' older brother Gaius is not mentioned in the novel, it can be inferred that he died before AD 26.
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- ↑ Gunpowder Empire, ch. Two, pg. 47.
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Preceded by Agrippa |
Emperor of Rome (Gunpowder Empire) AD 26 - AD ?? |
Succeeded by Unknown next known is Honorio Prisco III |
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