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Emperor Caracalla was born in AD 18 – died April 8, 217 AD.
He was the Roman Emperor who managed to rule the country from 211 AD until he passed away in 217 AD.
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Caracalla
Who is Caracalla?
● He is a Roman ruler with Punic origins, and those origins are due to being on the side of his father, Mr. Septimius Severus, and at the same time, not originating from Syria, but on the side of his mother, the noble Lady Julia Domna.
● His mother at that time was very famous in the Roman Empire in Syria, as she had a lot of influence, power and authority in that Roman Empire in Syria.
● Caracalla was born in Lugdnum, now in Lyon, in France.
● During his reign, when he was still seven years old, his name had already been changed to the well-known name Marcus Aurelius Antonius Augustus.
● This process of change was confirmed by the fact that he had all affiliation to the family called Marcus Aurelius.
● He also took the title of Caracalla, in relation to the loincloth of his room, which was distinguished by a little veil, which he used to wear before, and which later became fashionable during his rule.
What are the most important works he did?
● In fact, in the year (212 AD) he issued an official decree named after the famous (Caracalla).
● Since he had in that post Rimi had granted Caracalla that Roman citizenship to all the free people living in all parts of the Roman Empire.
● And he granted this right to them in order that he might be able to increase the rate of taxation of that cause by which he had made all the inhabitants of the empire he ruled equal, and then subject them under the rule of only one law, on whose side both liberty and basic rights were guaranteed.
● Caracalla also carried out very large operations until he succeeded in constructing a number of large baths to be outside Rome, those baths known so far as the Caracalla Baths.
● Since the effects of those baths still exist, and they can extend over a large area of approximately (11) hectares, since at that time they were accommodating a number of approximately one thousand six hundred people.
How was his death
● In fact, his death was in the year 217 A.D. At that time, the strange love of raising spoils took over his soldier’s thinking, and therefore that thinking took a very big and dangerous takeover of his mouth, and for a while it became his only concern.
● Accordingly, they had already killed him in the region of Carrae, in which he had defeated the army of Crassus, and he was at the height of his glory.
