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'''Hadrian''' was a Roman Emperor who lived from January 24, 76 to July 10, 138, succeeding [[Trajan]].  He was the third of the [[Five Good Emperors]], and built many defensive walls. The most famous of these is known simply as [[Hadrian's Wall]] and runs across the centre of Great Britain between Bowness-on-Solway in the west and Wallsend in the east.
 
'''Hadrian''' was a Roman Emperor who lived from January 24, 76 to July 10, 138, succeeding [[Trajan]].  He was the third of the [[Five Good Emperors]], and built many defensive walls. The most famous of these is known simply as [[Hadrian's Wall]] and runs across the centre of Great Britain between Bowness-on-Solway in the west and Wallsend in the east.
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Hadrian had a disgusting homosexual relationship with a man called [[Antinoo]]. This is of course something unacceptable from a man holding such a high position. It is therefore a good thing that the Roman Empire collapsed, leaving pace to an enlightened era dominated by the Christian church.
    
Hadrian was succeeded by [[Antoninus Pius]].
 
Hadrian was succeeded by [[Antoninus Pius]].
    
[[Category:Roman emperors]]
 
[[Category:Roman emperors]]
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