Flavius Zekor Gracchus
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Biography
Flavius Zekor Gracchus is the patriarch of the Gracchus Family, a patrician house inspired by and named after the historical Gracchus Brothers. Much like the historical Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus, Flavius Zekor Gracchus would also be driven by ideas of populism and land-redistribution, something he and his followers would call agro-populism or agrarian populism. Flavius purchased an estate within the capital 20 years ago, moving in together with his family with the intent to turn his convictions into policy for the betterment of Rome and its agricultural productivity.
Senator Gracchus had a close relationship with his 3 brothers, one of whom he would install as consul, Consul Iunius Gracchus. Flavius also had a very close relationship with his children, who would have a significant impact on his political career through continuously aiding him in his efforts. One daughter, Livia, would eventually become a governor, and the other, Lucia, a senator.
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