His grandmother assassinated Elagabalus

Elagabalus had a close bond with his grandma. From his conception till his passing, she was there for him. He was never responsible since he was created as an emperor at a young age. His mother and grandma had to be there for him and help him.

He would, however, spend his time dancing about the altar of the Egabal temple. He would squander the Empire's wealth on lavish purchases like gold chamber pots and exotic delicacies. Elagabalus never bothered to bring up state-related issues or progress. In regard to the empire, he lacked extreme caution. The cops would be chosen depending on the size of their genitalia.

Elagabalus was compelled to declare his successor when he was unable to have children. The senior Emperor was declared to be Julia Mamaea Bassianus' son, Bassianus Alexanus. He began preparing to have Alexanus put to death when he realized that his cousin posed a danger to his rule. This caused the family to become separated. Elagabalus was sponsored by Julia Soaemis. Alexius was surrounded by Julia Maesa and Julia Mamaea on the opposite side. Alexius was to be put to death by Elagabalus' decree, but the order was rejected by the guards. Maesa offered them bribes. Elagabalus and his mother Julia Soaemis were put to death on Julia Maesa on March 13, 222 AD. They were carried through Rome's streets after being beheaded.