Drusus was a Roman general and politician who lived during the early Roman Empire. He was born in 38 BC and was the son of Tiberius, the future emperor. Drusus is known for his military campaigns in Germania, where he expanded Roman influence and established several forts. His efforts contributed to the Romanization of the region and strengthened the empire's northern borders. Drusus died at a young age in 9 BC, likely due to an accident or illness. His legacy continued through his children, including Germanicus, who became a prominent military leader. Drusus's life and achievements are often studied in the context of the early Roman Empire's expansion.