Tiberius was known for poor judgment and a violent personality

Tiberius showed himself to be a capable and powerful military leader. By 14 BCE, he had developed a harsh attitude and was vicious.

He was born to noble parents, such as Tiberius Claudius Nero and Livia, yet he ended up becoming the exact antithesis of who his parents were. He was an emperor with a lack of political responsibility understanding and poor judgment. If someone had more wealth, education, or higher living standards than him, he would feel envious of them.

Due to his mentality and position limitations, there was repression and fear during his rule. Then there was the period of terror, political repression, unjust treatment, and killings. In addition to this, he was notorious among the populace of Rome because he encouraged people to build statues of him to adore. Those who objected to the veneration of his statue would face punishment. The cruel deeds don't end there; he is also accountable for the deaths of many others, including Postumus, Julia's son, and the Roman Senate.