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'''Marcus Aurelius Commodus Antoninus Augustus''' (A.D. 161 – A.D. 192) - known as '''Commodus''' - was the  Roman Emperor who ruled from 180 to 192 AD.  Son of Roman Emperor [[Marcus Aurelius]] and chosen to be his successor, he brought to an end the line of the [[Five Good Emperors]] after 84 years of generally enlightened rule.  Considered to be a murderous nightmare comparable to [[Nero]] and [[Caligula]], Commodus was finally assassinated in a plot in 192 AD.  His death brought a new struggle for the Throne.

'''Marcus Aurelius Commodus Antoninus Augustus''' (A.D. 161 – A.D. 192) - known as '''Commodus''' - was the  Roman Emperor who ruled from 180 to 192 AD.  Son of Roman Emperor [[Marcus Aurelius]] and chosen to be his successor, he brought to an end the line of the [[Five Good Emperors]] after 84 years of generally enlightened rule.  Considered to be a murderous nightmare comparable to [[Nero]] and [[Caligula]], Commodus was finally assassinated in a plot in 192 AD.  His death brought a new struggle for the Throne.

[[Category:Roman emperors]]

[[Category:Roman Emperors]]