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Trajan, the Roman Emperor, died suddenly on August 9th 117 AD in Selinus while returning to Italy from a stroke. He had ruled for 19 years, expanding the Roman Empire significantly through military conquests. Trajan was born in 53 AD in Spain and was adopted by the previous Emperor Nerva. Despite his successes, Trajan had a simple funeral in keeping with his character, with his ashes returned to Rome for a state funeral.
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- 1. Trajan; DEAD. Mikayla Heater Global 9H Zamperetti 3rd period
- 2. So Sudden… Today, August 9th 117 AD, Roman Emperor Trajan was pronounced dead. While returning to Italy, in the town of Selinus, he suffered a stroke. After 19 years the reign of Trajan is over.
- 3. trajan’s Life Trajan was born around September 18th 53 AD. He was born at Italica, in Spain. He was born to his father Ulpius Trajanaus and his mother Marcia. However he was adopted by Nerva, who was at the time the Emperor of Rome, which made Trajan’s heir. In his lifetime he made lasting contributions to society.
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- 5. Funeral Arrangements Trajan was a great ruler, but he had a simple funeral for being such a successful leader. His ashes were returned to Rome, where he was given a state funeral. Trajan will be missed, and surely never forgotten.
- 6. RIP- Trajan . September 18th 53 AD – August 9th 117 AD