Here is a list of some of the Roman emperors who were murdered:

Julius Caesar (44 BC)
Caligula (41 AD)
Claudius (54 AD)
Nero (68 AD)
Galba (69 AD)
Otho (69 AD)
Vitellius (69 AD)
Domitian (96 AD)
Pertinax (193 AD)
Didius Julianus (193 AD)
Caracalla (217 AD)
Alexander Severus (235 AD)
Aurelian (275 AD)
Probus (282 AD)
Diocletian (311 AD)

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