Romulus and Remus, born to Rhea Silvia and Mars, founded Rome in 753 BCE. Their rivalry led to Romulus killing Remus, highlighting ambition's dark consequences.
The decline of the Western Roman Empire serves as a stark reminder of how political instability and weak leadership can undermine even the most powerful civilizations. As one of history's most formidable empires, Rome's downfall was not merely the result of external invasions but rather a complex interplay of internal strife and ineffective governance.
