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Tullus Hostilius

King of Rome from 672 to 640 BC · Politicians · Lived 710 BC to 642 BC · aged 68

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Third king of Rome, remembered for reversing his predecessor's peace and driving the city back to war - culminating in the total destruction of Alba Longa, Rome's oldest rival.

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Tullus Hostilius ruled Rome from around 672 to 640 BC, succeeding the peaceable Numa Pompilius. He believed Numa's era of peace had made Rome soft and set out to restore its martial edge. His defining act was the conquest and complete annihilation of Alba Longa, the ancient city that had long competed with Rome. Beyond the battlefield, he built the Curia Hostilia, Rome's first senate house, and the Comitium assembly space; founded the Fetial college to manage treaties and the second Salii college; and expanded the cavalry. Some sources cast him as more warlike than Romulus himself. He was succeeded by Ancus Marcius.

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Politicians
Type
Politician
Status
deceased
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Lived 710 BC to 642 BC · aged 68

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