The Roman emperor referred to in the New Testament is Tiberius. It would have been his governor, Pontius Pilate, who orders the crucifixion of Jesus. Now after Tiberius, you have his great-nephews, and so you, or his great-great-nephew. And you can see they're all not directly related, but they're all kind of family. And his great-great-nephew is Caligula. And Caligula, that's his nickname, is a bit of an infamous figure, one of the infamous figures in history amongst the Roman emperors, because he's really viewed as a sadist, as a pervert. He's known for killing people just for fun.