FTP, identify this Roman emperor who supposedly made his horse a consul, the successor to Tiberius, who would be succeeded by his uncle, Claudius.
This man suppressed a revolt led by Gaetulicus and Aemilius Lepidus, his sister's widower. The previous year he had ordered the execution of Naevius Macro, prefect of the Praetorian Guard. Four months after returning to Rome from Gaul he would be assassinated, along with his wife Caesonia, at the Palatine Games. He had received his moniker, meaning Little Boot, from the soldiers of his father, Germanicus. FTP, identify this Roman emperor who supposedly made his horse a consul, the successor to Tiberius, who would be succeeded by his uncle, Claudius.
This man suppressed a revolt led by Gaetulicus and Aemilius Lepidus, his sister's widower.
Caligula (prompt on "Gaius Caesar Germanicus")