Hadrian Death
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Hadrian is a deceased man whose body can be found in the Commonwealth in 2287.
Hadrian was a sniper that knew Sal and Carl Everett. He was recruited as a member of Sal's raid team by Carl via a holotape found on his body, with the goal of finding the "treasure" of Jamaica Plain. At the end of the holotape, Carl encourages his participation with a split of the loot and says that Hadrian knows where to find him if interested. Interested or not, he ended up dead before he could ever make it to Jamaica Plain.
Hadrian's body is found randomly throughout the Commonwealth. Known locations are:
Hadrian's body may be found with several dead creatures around and more than once in different locations.
Hadrian body near a trashcan, east of Sanctuary Hills
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I came, I saw, I photographed… follow me in the footsteps of Hadrian!
On 9th August 117 AD (or it might have been the 7th or 8th), the Emperor Trajan died suddenly from a stroke at Selinus in Cilicia on his way from Syria to Rome. This event prompted the renaming of the city as Trajanopolis and the building of a cenotaph to Trajan.
Trajan lived 63 years and eleven months. He reigned for nineteen years and six months.
As Trajan lay dying, he adopted Hadrian as his heir. According to Dio Cassius, the Empress Pompeia Plotina, a long time supporter of Hadrian, forged the will of her husband and gave the throne to Hadrian.
As reported by the Historia Augusta, Trajan’s letter of adoption reached Hadrian in Syria on the fifth day before the Ides of August (9th). Hadrian was in command of the army at Antioch, the metropolis of Syria, of which he was legatus (governor). On the third day before the Ides of August (11th) came another dispatch announcing Trajan’s death. He was now the new Caesar, and that day marked his dies imperii. Hadrian was forty-one years old.
Hadrian’s first important act was to abandon the conquests of Trajan beyond the Euphrates (Assyria, Mesopotamia and Armenia). Mesopotamia and Assyria were given back to the Parthians, and the Armenians were allowed a king of their own. However, all the other territories conquered by Trajan were retained.
Later, in September 117, coins were issued at Rome showing Trajan’s adoption of Hadrian as his heir. The denarius and aureus below have Hadrian as emperor on the obverse. On the reverse, Hadrian and Trajan stand facing one another, holding a globe between them. The first coinage issue makes a point of recording Trajan’s adoption of Hadrian as his successor.
However Hadrian did not go immediately to Rome. After receiving the news of Trajan’s death, he set out from Antioch to view the remains of Trajan. Trajan’s ashes were sent on to Rome by ship whilst Hadrian returned to Antioch, where he remained until October. He then journeyed north-westwards to sort out the Danube frontier.
According to ancient writers, Trajan’s ashes (and later those of his wife Plotina) were deposited in a golden urn inside of the base of his column.
Hadrian finally left for Rome in June 118 and entered the city on 9 July 118, eleven months after his succession to Trajan (see previous post).
Sources: Cassius Dio Roman History / Hadrian. The restless emperor Birley, Anthony R. (1997) / The Life of Hadrian Historia Augusta
On 8 August AD 117, after a 19-year reign of military glory, Emperor Trajan died at the coastal town of Selinus in western Cilicia (present-day Gazipaşa, about 180 km to the East of Antalya on the southern coast of Turkey). According to Cassius Dio, Trajan fell seriously ill after an…
After the death of Trajan on 8th August 117, Hadrian drafted from Syria a 'carefully worded' letter to the Senate in Rome in which he reported his accession and requested divine honours for his adoptive father. He also apologised for having assumed the imperial title only on the acclamation of the…
No other Roman emperor travelled as much as Hadrian. He was famed for his endless journeys around the empire and we can say that Hadrian, with the exception of the years during which he remained in Rome (119-120, 126-127 and the final years of his reign), devoted at least half of…
I came, I saw, I photographed... follow me in the footsteps of Hadrian! View all posts by followinghadrian
As always a great post Carole superb photo’s
Which would be considered the best emperor based on the little we know ? Do we know of any serious contenders for the throne ?
I’ve only just arrived at this blog after starting to read “Memoirs of Hadrian” by Ms. Yourcenar–it’s very well done! I will be back I’m sure…
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