In what year did Commodus become emperor?
180
177
192
161
Answer
In 180, Commodus became the Roman emperor, succeeding his father, Marcus Aurelius. Known for his tyrannical and excessive rule, Commodus marked a significant shift from the philosophical rule of his father. His reign is often associated with extravagance, persecution of political opponents, and a focus on personal pleasure, leading to widespread resentment among the Roman population.
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