The First Prаetorian Lеgion #6144298
Description
THE FIRST PRAETORIAN LEGION LOYAL TO THE EMPEROR AND PEOPLE OF ROME The Legion, originally named "Germanica", was raised originally by Julius Caesar to fight in the Caesarian-Pompeian civil war, fighting first in the battle of Dyrrachium and the bloody struggle at Pharsalus. After Caesar's victory and eventual death, his First Legion would be inherited by Octavian, who later rose to power and became Imperator Augustus. In preparation for campaigns in Germania, loyal Praetorian Guardsmen left the Guard and joined the First Legion in such great numbers that the Emperor saw it fit to call the Legion his own, and thus he christened the name; The First Praetorian Legion. While the Guard serves as the shield of the Julian family, the Praetorian Legion would be personal swords of the Emperor, his highly trained and devoted killers ready to deploy anywhere on the continent and fight many battles for their Emperor.
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| Measured (UTC) | Members | Change |
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| 10 Aug 2026, 17:32 | 5 | first reading |
Ownership
Owned by Caesar Augustus (@YourDivineAugustus) as measured.
Members we’ve seen
Caesar Augustus (@YourDivineAugustus) — Emperor of Rome (rank 255)
Gaius Maecenas (@Baysights) — Princeps Consiliarius (rank 254)
Ricky (@RickyManzotti) — Consilium Principis (rank 253)
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