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Julius Caesar’s biography

By Konstantinosxatzipanagiotidis
  • 1:Early Struggles and Survival
    100 BCE

    1:Early Struggles and Survival

    Born in 100 BCE, Caesar faced early political turmoil, including the dictatorship of Sulla. After his family was targeted, he narrowly escaped death, instilling in him a lifelong ambition for power and influence
  • 2:Military Rise in Asia Minor
    81 BCE

    2:Military Rise in Asia Minor

    Caesar’s first major military command came in Asia Minor, where he displayed tactical brilliance. This early success laid the foundation for his future as a formidable leader and strategist
  • 3:The Formation of the First Triumvirate
    60 BCE

    3:The Formation of the First Triumvirate

    In 60 BCE, Caesar allied with Pompey and Crassus, forming the First Triumvirate. This political alliance allowed him to become consul and push forward his reforms in the Senate, gaining immense power
  • 4:The Conquest of Gaul
    58 BCE

    4:The Conquest of Gaul

    From 58–50 BCE, Caesar’s conquest of Gaul expanded Rome’s borders and brought him significant wealth and fame. His victories solidified his control over the Roman legions and increased his political influence.
  • 5:Crossing the Rubicon and Civil War
    49 BCE

    5:Crossing the Rubicon and Civil War

    In 49 BCE, Caesar famously crossed the Rubicon with his army, defying the Senate and starting a civil war. His victory over Pompey marked the beginning of his path to absolute power.
  • 6:Dictator for Life and Assassination
    44 BCE

    6:Dictator for Life and Assassination

    In 44 BCE, Caesar was declared Dictator for Life, cementing his control over Rome. However, his concentration of power led to his assassination by a group of senators, ending the Republic and paving the way for the Roman Empire.