One early king of this place defeated the king Acron in single combat, while another ruler of this location died after his daughter ran over him with a chariot.
One early king of this place defeated the king Acron in single combat, while another ruler of this location died after his daughter ran over him with a chariot. The second king of this place established its religious tradition and supposedly was a lover of the nymph Egeria, and early rulers of this place warred with the city of Alba Longa. Rulers of this place include Ancus Marcius and Tullus Hostilius, and the final king of this city was driven out by Brutus and Collatinus. For 10 points, identify this city ruled by seven kings until the expulsion of Tarquinius Superbus, which was founded by Romulus.
One early king of this place defeated the king Acron in single combat, while another ruler of this location died after his daughter ran over him with a chariot.
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