Does Roman Levis really exist? After watching The Fall of the Roman Empire, does the protagonist Levi's really exist in history?

Is a fictional character, this person may be a collection of Letus, Pelannis, Wei Lusi and other people's stories, fictional.

At first, the story of the fall of the Roman Empire was about the Roman emperor Castori Luo (also translated as Mark Horillo). In his later years, he decided to pass the throne to Saint Levi's (also translated as "Libya") instead of Prince Commodus (also translated as "Commodus").

Commodus was born in La Ruvim, near Rome, in 16 1, when his father Horizo became emperor. So Commodus grew up in the palace. Commodus had two twin brothers, but they died young one after another, so Commodus, who was in good health, became the only son of Horilo. At the age of five, Commodus was named Caesar. At the age of sixteen, he was appointed commander-in-chief. At the age of seventeen, he won the same title as his father Augustus and became the ruler of the empire. Horizo tried his best to train his son, recruit famous teachers for him, and take him to the German war to increase his son's prestige in the army.

So there is no story of an appeal. Levi's is also a fictional character, but Princess Lucilla does exist. Princess Lucilla is about ten years old. When her father was alive, she used to have the title of "Augusta (Queen)". Commodus inherited the throne for about two years. Rumor has it that Commodus' wife Chris Pi Na is pregnant. Princess Lucilla was jealous and planned to assassinate her brother. After the defeat, several senators involved were executed, while Lucilla herself was exiled to Capri and ordered to be executed a few years later.

Commodus was killed by his mistress Mathea and the guard captain Leites. When Commodus returned to the palace to bathe from the arena, he was strangled in the bathtub by wrestler Narcissus.