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- Was Emperor Elagabalus a Transgender? - History Forum
Elagabalus died at eighteen, after ruling for only four years After her death, the Roman Senate had her erased from the history of Rome, which is a part of why information about her is so scarce and often so unreliable What we know is that Elagabalus wasn’t a good leader, and probably not that great of a person either
- Empress Heliogablus (Elagabalus) | Paradox Interactive Forums
That said, unless we can't reliably prove that Elagabalus wanted or didn't want to be a woman, I'll probably go with the gender attributed traditionally by historians for the list, but I also add that we, as contemporary people, can't really debate properly on the gender identity of someone lived around eighteen hundred years ago when all that
- Why the heck is Elagabalus a woman? - Paradox Interactive Forums
Imperator Caesar Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Pius Felix Augustus (posthumously known by the name of the god Elagabalus) was a contentious figure at the time for reasons including divergence from the religious and sexual norms of Roman society, and the nature of the historical record means that contentiousness will never stop
- Why the heck is Elagabalus a woman? - Paradox Interactive Forums
I was looking through the history of the Byzantine empire and apparently Elagabalus was the first Empress, not Irene of Athens
- Evil and Evil Kids in History | History Forum
This placed senators in the awkward position of having to make offerings to Elagabalus whenever they made offerings to Victoria " - Wikipedia Okay thats funny Cassius Dio reported that Elagabalus would paint his eyes, epilate his hair and wear wigs before prostituting himself in taverns, brothels, and even in the imperial palace:
- Why Transgender people arent in CK3 - Paradox Interactive Forums
Historically, eunuchs were often treated as third or agender For example, eunuchs were permitted to be harem guards, but where generally forbidden to be Christian clergy Likewise, there are some historical figures who clearly had medical transgenderism, such as the Roman Emperor Elagabalus Likewise, many women in history lived as "honorary men "
- Was Emperor Elagabalus a Transgender? | Page 3 - History Forum
On the child sacrifice allegation against Elagabalus(also known as Heliogabalus) We can see that Dio is disagreed with by other scholars Still I find interesting to read about what any scholar contemporary or not has to say about Elagabalus Heliogabalus is also accused of child sacrifice
- Romes Worst Emperor? (Version II) | History Forum
Elagabalus Tradition has portrayed Elagabalus as one of the most perverse and sexually deranged individuals that Antiquity ever produced He caused a scandal in Rome by introducing foreign and disturbing religions and clothing styles
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