The Seven Kings and the Day Rome Said “No More Kings”
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The Seven Kings and the Day Rome Said “No More Kings”
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Come with Sarah and Giovanni to the Capitoline Hill at sunset.
For 244 years Rome had kings – seven very different kings.
One night everything changed. The people got very angry and threw the last king out forever.
In this easy-English episode you will learn:
- How Rome grew from small muddy villages into a real city
- Romulus the fighter and Numa the peaceful king who loved religion
- A rich man from another country who came and became king
- Big new things the kings built: a giant temple, a racetrack, walls, and sewers
- A poor slave boy whose head was on fire (but he was okay!) – he later became a good king
- A terrible story about a princess who drove over her father with her chariot
- The sad story of Lucretia and how her death ended the time of kings
- How Rome started the Republic and promised “never again a king”
Big myths, real history, and a lot of drama – all told with simple words.
When the app is ready, this episode has its own walking map: from the Capitoline Hill to the old city wall and the street that is still called “Crime Street” today.
Next episode: the exciting and dangerous early years of the new Republic!
See you in Rome!
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