When and where was Agrippina the Younger born?
Agrippina the Younger entered the world on the 6th of November AD 15 at Oppidum Ubiorum, a Roman outpost along the Rhine River. This location now stands within the borders of modern Cologne, Germany.
Short answers, pulled from the story.
Agrippina the Younger entered the world on the 6th of November AD 15 at Oppidum Ubiorum, a Roman outpost along the Rhine River. This location now stands within the borders of modern Cologne, Germany.
Her father was Germanicus, a beloved general and heir apparent to Emperor Tiberius, and her mother was Agrippina the Elder. Her family tree stretched back to Augustus, the first emperor of Rome.
Agrippina ascended to imperial power after marrying Claudius on New Year's Day AD 49. She became the third woman to receive that title and only the second living one to hold it.
Nero ordered Agrippina's death following an unsuccessful attempt on her life involving a self-sinking boat. The conflict escalated when Nero threatened to abdicate and flee to Rhodes while she lost authority over daily governance.
After surviving a collapsing boat, Agrippina was surrounded by armed men sent by Anicetus who struck her with a cudgel. She proffered her womb for them to stab there as well before dying at her villa.