Titus Tarquinius

Titus Tarquinius ( Latin: Titus Tarquinius ) is the eldest son of the last Roman king Tarquinius the Proud and Tullius the Younger .

During the reign of his father, Titus, along with his brother Arrunt and Lucius Brutus, was part of the embassy to the Delphic oracle , during which the brothers tried to decide which of them would become the heir to the throne ^[1] .

In 509 BC e., after the overthrow of the monarchy in Rome , Titus went into exile in Ceres with his father and Arrunt ^[2] .

In 496 BC e. Titus, along with his father and the Latins, fought with the Romans in the battle of Lake Regilles . During the battle, Mark Valery Voluz , who was consul in 505 BC. e., seeing Titus, tried to kill him, but died at the hands of his people ^[3] .