The history of Rome

[Mr.Jack]

ooc: I was bored so I thought I would come up this thread.
The history of Rome: Consulates, Governorships, and important events.
Current Consulate:
Term VII

• Consulate of Clarus/Caelinus

Past Consulates:
Term I

• Consulate of Scribonius/Aelinus

Term II

• Consulate of Saturninus/Galerius

Term III

• Consulate of Lepidus/Triarius

Term IV

• Consulate of Saturninus/Balbus

Term V

• Consulate of Balbus/Caelinus

Term VI

• Consulate of Scipio/Saturninus

Provinces:

• Sicilia

Governorships of Sicilia:
Governor I

• Lucius Aurelius Lepidus

Important events:

• Battle of Taras

Outcome: Victory

ooc: by sirjamesthegood


I. 482 AUC/271 BC:

A. Senator Marcus Lucretius Falco storms Taras

i. Outcome: Victoria Romanorum!
ii. Result: expulsion of Epirotes from Italia

B. Dr. Cox Senator Lucius Aurelius Lepidus assaults Rhegion

i. Outcome: Victoria Romanorum!
ii. Result: complete domination of Italia by Senatus Populusque Romanus

II. 485 AUC/268 BC:

A. Senator Marcus Lucretius Falco disappears while traveling north on mission from the Senate
B. Consul Marcus Atilius Balbus attacks Carthaginian invaders in northern Brettia

i. Outcome: Victoria Romanorum!
ii. Result: War with Carthage!

C. Praetor Caius Maxim Scipio defeats two rebel armies in northern Italia

i. Discovers tortured and dying Falco in the camp of second rebel army; the Senate and People mourn his passing.
ii. Praetor Scipio is granted an Ovation.

III. 486 AUC/267 BC:A. Senator Balbus is granted a temporary extension of imperium and leads first Roman expedition to ever set foot outside of Italia to victory against Messana

i. Is granted an Ovation

B. Consul Scipio drives Carthaginians out of Sicilia with his capture of Lilibeo.

i. Province of Sicilia established

C. Senator Decimus Junius Aquila receives a bulk order of vintage Tuscan winei. Gets very drunk that night; prostitutes can be seen entering discreetly through rear door

ooc: I Will finished this tomorrow. , god the things you do when your bored. Oh and one more thing you are welcome to add anything you like.

[Sir James the Good]

Thanks, it's nice to have everything in one place.

The title of this thread reminds me of one of my favorite podcasts (also called The History of Rome).

[Xavier Dragnesi]

Nice work. Will be a great compilation when complete.

[Elendil of Númenor]

This will be fun to read later on. Though how far are we going, guys? Until we conquer all the known world or just a more simple objective? Both would be fun.

[Mr.Jack]

This will be fun to read later on. Though how far are we going, guys? Until we conquer all the known world or just a more simple objective? Both would be fun.

don't know if we ever got that far?

[Sir James the Good]

Till we break into civil war and someone emerges master of the Empire.

[Xavier Dragnesi]

Don't go there. Brings back bad memories of a previous incarnation....

[RVFVS]

Don't go there. Brings back bad memories of a previous incarnation....

Was that pointed at me?

[Xavier Dragnesi]

Was that pointed at me?

Hehe, no, just the situation in general at the time.

Hey Jack, would you like me to remove "updates" to your history once they have been added? Like Sir James' addition, now that you've added it to the OP, should I remove it, and all others like it in the future? I think that'll prevent this thread from getting too cluttured.

[Elendil of Númenor]

*whispering* To tell the truth, I was planning, that after Celsus slowly but honourably climbs up the Cursus Honorum, he would die somehow. Then - when we'll all be more veterans in YATS - I would start the full opposite of my current character. Some power hungry Senator, who through RP starts a civil war. I don't wish to become Emperor however. I want to have the Senate sweating, but I also want you to defeat that evil maniac.
Anyway, it was just a thought, though I think it would be fun. Lot's of role-playing.

[Pontifex Maximus]

Don't forget my various little military victories in Lilibeo and the north and such, that will play a role in chronicling the death of Falco as well.

good initiative on this one.

[Sir James the Good]

My turn to be bored.

Spoiler Alert, click show to read: 

Important Events in YATS History

I. 482 AUC/271 BC:

A. Senator Marcus Lucretius Falco storms Taras

i. Outcome: Victoria Romanorum!
ii. Result: expulsion of Epirotes from Italia

B. Dr. Cox Senator Lucius Aurelius Lepidus assaults Rhegion

i. Outcome: Victoria Romanorum!
ii. Result: complete domination of Italia by Senatus Populusque Romanus

II. 485 AUC/268 BC:

A. Senator Marcus Lucretius Falco disappears while traveling north on mission from the Senate
B. Consul Marcus Atilius Balbus attacks Carthaginian invaders in northern Brettia

i. Outcome: Victoria Romanorum!
ii. Result: War with Carthage!

C. Praetor Caius Maxim Scipio defeats two rebel armies in northern Italia

i. Discovers tortured and dying Falco in the camp of second rebel army; the Senate and People mourn his passing.
ii. Praetor Scipio is granted an Ovation.

III. 486 AUC/267 BC:

A. Senator Balbus is granted a temporary extension of imperium and leads first Roman expedition to ever set foot outside of Italia to victory against Messana

i. Is granted an Ovation

B. Consul Scipio drives Carthaginians out of Sicilia with his capture of Lilibeo.

i. Province of Sicilia established

C. Senator Decimus Junius Aquila receives a bulk order of vintage Tuscan wine

i. Gets very drunk that night; prostitutes can be seen entering discreetly through rear door

[Mr.Jack]

added.

[Mr.Jack]

yeah if you want.

[Sir James the Good]

I've added spoiler tags to reduce clutter.

I'm glad you've included the bit about the wine and the prostitutes. Very important historical event that.

[Snowball]

you shoud arrange the consulates from top to bottom, consulate 1 on the bottom, then go up

would be easier