Roman Rulers

Servius Tullius

the Reformer

Century6th c. BC
DynastyRoman Kingdom
Reign44 years
OriginEtruria
DeathAssassinated
ReligionPagan

Servius Tullius was a king of Rome active in the 6th c. BC originally from Etruria. Held power for 44 years and was assassinated.

Historical Note

Reformed the army and citizenship by census class. Built the Servian Wall. Killed in a palace coup by his daughter Tullia and his son-in-law Tarquinius Superbus.

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