Answer:Nero was known as a terrifying tyrant, a heir to the infamous Claudius, who constructed roads, aqueducts, and many more. However, Nero instead took advantage of Rome's great fire, which killed thousands and burned homes and cities to the ground. In fact, Nero himself was a prime suspect, but he diverted the blame to the constantly persecuted Chiristians. Nero built a massive pleasure palace, featuring bejeweled walls and many more, and ordered his mother to be killed, as she was a threat to his power. Stories claim she said to stab her in her womb, as that was where Nero was sired. Nero also promoted the persecution of Christians, and heavily increased taxes.