context: Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus Germanicus (generally Caligula) (August 31 - January 24 - January 24, 41 ) was the Roman emperor who ruled on March 18, [37] The Roman emperors are notorious and he is remembered as a crazy despot. Almost all of the ancient sources dealing with Caligula are hostile to him and focus on the trivia and anecdotes of the emperor's life. Although Caligula's reign lasted only four years, it still had an impact on Roman history. Among other things, Caligula planned the conquest of Britain, which his successor Claudius put into practice. Caligula was also the first emperor to whom the Senate granted all emperor powers as soon as he became emperor. This practice was continued during the followers of Caligula. [2]
question: When did Caligula die?
answers.text: January 24, 41