What did Octavian want?

Octavian justified the need for war not as Roman against Roman, but Rome against Cleopatra and the East. To the war-weary Romans, this was much easier to accept than another civil war. Octavian rallied Rome and Italy to defend herself against a foreign enemy.

Did Octavia and Mark Antony have children?

Octavia and her first husband had one son and two daughters who survived to adulthood. Octavia and Mark Antony had two surviving daughters by their marriage (her second, his fourth), and both were the ancestors of later Roman emperors.

What happened Octavian?

How did Augustus die? Augustus died of natural causes on August 19, 14 CE, at age 75. He was immediately succeeded by his adopted son, Tiberius.

Does Octavia have kids in the 100?

She never had a kid all females have a contraceptive implant which is talked about in i think season 2 when abby was told to hurry with raven because 12 contraceptive implants needed removing.

Did Cleopatra have a daughter?

Cleopatra Selene II
Cleopatra/Daughters

Why is Octavian important?

Octavian was important because he was the first emperor when Rome transitioned from being a republic to being an empire.

Who does Clarke have a baby with?

Later, Clarke manages to lure Madi by drawing an image of her. Over the next six years, Madi and Clarke’s relationship continues to develop and they form a daughter-mother bond.

Could Antonius have been a threat to Caesar Octavianus’ rule?

And in the younger Antonius’ case, it would be for a Roman thought process that the eldest son would continue his father’s glory and become a potential threat for Caesar Octavianus’ rule over Rome (almost the same to Caesarion’s threat minus the name of Caesar).

Did Antony have more political enemies than Caesar?

Antony had far too many political enemies, many more than Caesar himself did. This was in part because he lacked both Caesar’s diplomatic talents and his political acumen. This is part of what the other answers were alluding to, of course, but there is more here.

How did Antony of macedonium die?

Antony attempted a short-lived defence of Alexandria but in the end he committed suicide rather than be taken back to Rome as a captive. He reportedly impaled himself on his sword and died in the arms of Cleopatra.

How did Cleopatra become an enemy of Rome?

His PR campaign began to work and in 32 BC Cleopatra was formally declared an enemy of Rome and a declaration of war made against her (in which Mark Anthony was not mentioned). The Roman fleet under the command of Agrippa met the two fleets of Antony and Cleopatra at Actium and Octavian was victorious.