Did Emperor Caligula tag his Own Sister? Drucilla?

Question

Those RAUNCHY Hedonistic Italians!

Answer 1

Actually Calighula (Gauis Julius Caesar Germanicus) who was born on the 31st of August-12 A.D. and who reigned from 37 to 41 A.D. did tag all three of his sisters. Livia Drusilla (who was married to Longinus), Livia Julia (who was married to Marcus Vinicius) and Agrippina the Younger who was married to Domotius Annhobarbus)- and who was the mother of Nero). At banquets he used to have his three sisters beneath him and his wife(Cassopeia) above him. His favorite however was Drusilla-whom, when he was very sick-actually willed the empire to her. Drusilla died before the other two and Calighula was very upset. Afterwards his two other sisters fell out of favour and he exiled them to Gaul. He then sold their expensive furniture to raise much needed funds for his personal use and the treasury. The sisters were recalled by Calighula's sucsessor-Claudius I (who was Calighula's uncle and reigned from 41-54 A.D.) He was sucseeded by Nero(54-67 A.D.)

Actually the most sensuous of the lot was Agrippina the Younger. She not only was tagged by her brother, but also had affairs with numberous men including her sister-Livia Julia's husband- Marcus Vinicius. She also married her uncle-Claudius. Also she was tagged by her son Nero. I would rate her as one, if not the most sexiest (wickedest) women in history-along with Cleopatra. So yes Calighula did indeed tag his sister Drucilla and also his other sisters. Hope this helps.

Answer 2

Julia Drusilla

Answer 3

Caligula was irresistibly attracted by every pretty young woman whom he did not possess. He even committed incest with his own three sisters. He would carefully examine women of rank in Rome and whenever he felt so inclined, he would send for whoever pleased him best. He debauched them and left them like fruit he had tasted and thrown away. Afterwards, he would openly discuss his bedfellow in detail. In addition, Caligula had sexual relations with men like the pantomime actor Mnester, Valerius Catullus and Marcus Aemilius Lepidus. Lepidus was married to Caligula's favourite sister Drusilla and also engaged in affairs with Caligula's other sisters. Meanwhile, Caligula forced Drusilla to live with him as his wife, following the practice of the Egyptian pharaohs. It was said that when Drusilla became pregnant, Caligula couldn't wait for the birth of their god-like child and disembowelled her to pluck the unborn baby from her womb. True or not, Drusilla died and Caligula had her deified.

Answer 4

I've heard that before, though I dont know what evidence there is to back it up. it's entirely possible, caligula and drusilla were very close. when caligula's daughter was born, he named her drusilla, after his sister who had recently died

Answer 5

Caligula had four wives, three of them during his reign as emperor and he was said to have committed incest with each of his three sisters in turn.

Answer 6

He was caught in bed with his sister Drusilla before he came of age.

Answer 7

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They all just stood in a row. To simplify things. I think that was where the term "Running a train" originated from.

Answer 8

So they claim--and given the state of morals at the time among the imperial family, it wouldn't surprise me.

I sometimes wonder, though, what Drusilla's point of view on the matter might have been.

Answer 9

the pharoahs started it--they married their sisters and had children with them, to keep the power in the family.
over generations the inbreeding would put an end to a dynasty.
maybe tut had screwed genes?
incest is probably common all over the world

Answer 10

Don't think they played childrens games much.