In 72 AD, Emperor Vespasian began construction of the Colosseum, transforming Nero’s private land into a public monument of power, entertainment, and imperial unity.
In 90 AD, Emperor Domitian commissioned a colossal statue of himself in the Roman Forum—a symbol of divine authority and imperial ambition that reflected the power and paranoia of his reign.
In 70 AD, Roman General Titus led a brutal siege of Jerusalem, culminating in the destruction of the Second Temple—an event that reshaped Jewish history and demonstrated Roman might.
Discover the dramatic events of 96 AD when Emperor Domitian was assassinated in a palace conspiracy, marking the fall of the Flavian dynasty.
