As one of the most influential emperors in Roman history, it can be said that the birth of Caesar was the beginning of a legend. Caesar was born in 100 BC in an aristocratic family, at this time in the far East. This period coincided with the old age of Emperor Wu of Han. The great Western legend has only just begun his life. Caesar, who grew up and was influenced by his family's culture, entered an aristocratic school to learn the knowledge necessary for those officials.
In school, he was arguably the number one figure in the school, and in two years he wrote Oedipus, a famous tragedy in the history of Western literature, and was also proficient in horsemanship and swordsmanship. He was in the limelight at school. But he ignored these things, and his heart was full of yearning for ancient Greek culture, hoping that he could also become a hero. In order to become a hero in adulthood, Caesar used his family connections to marry the beautiful daughter of the Senate member, and gave birth to a daughter who officially became the spokesperson for the two families.
After that, Caesar has been running around for his dreams for nearly 30 years. Among them, he did not hesitate to take a boat to the West Asian region to consolidate his power, and after returning to Rome, he officially began his heroic dream. Returning to Rome, he was successfully elected in the election of the municipal magistrate by virtue of his merits and popularity, that is, he became the mayor of Rome. Saying that he is the mayor, in fact, he is responsible for only some infrastructure and the daily life of Roman citizens. But Caesar knew that in order to ascend to the throne he had to curry favor with the commoners, so during his term of office, he continued to play in the Colosseum and became a popular member of the townspeople.
Among the nobles and commoners, Caesar, who gradually gained prestige, just in time for the death of the Roman justice, once again proposed himself to rise all the way. In 61 BC, Caesar's life finally reached a turning point. At this time, Caesar found himself as if he had reached a bottleneck, and he could not become the best without other strong assistance. It was at this time that Pompey and Crassus returned to Rome, and Caesar, with the help of their prestige and money, was successfully elected consul.
After being elected consul, Caesar, who considered the two men valuable, used his power to reconcile them, and among the three men signed a secret treaty, stipulating:
Any act of this country is mainly based on the three of them, and it is not allowed to go against the will of any one person.
This allowed the three highest-ranking men within Rome at the time to be in almost complete control of everything in Rome, from top to bottom, doing as they wished.
After that, Caesar went to Gaul (present-day southern France) as a general and began his most famous Gallic War. In this war, Caesar spent nine years to conquer almost the whole of France, and used the mountains and rivers as a boundary to extend an invitation to peace or war to the Germans across the river, and the Germans, who were afraid of his force, chose peace. Caesar, as the first Roman to cross the Rhine and take the initiative to attack the Germans, was highly respected and worshipped by the people in the capital city of Rome.
Caesar was in a state of flux on the outside, and gradually became the object of worship of the people of the whole country inside, and Pompey and Crassus felt uneasy. More regrettably, when Caesar conquered Gaul, Crassus was killed on the other side, which made Pompey, who did not have much credit, finally feel threatened. So he hurried back to his country, and together with the opponents in the Senate, demanded that Caesar return to Rome at once, or judge him as an enemy of the state. How could Caesar, who had been working in Rome for decades, not know what Pompeian's heart was. Go back, but this time he brought back his own legion. This move frightened Pompey and the parliamentarians in the city of Rome, so they fled Rome, and Caesar became the dictator of Rome unscathed.
After that, Caesar, who can be described as full of spirit, not only expeditioned to Spain and Greece, but also forced his opponent Pompey to die in Egypt, carrying the throne of Egypt to his beloved Cleopatra. In the ensuing campaign, Ptolemy XIII was killed, another vying for the throne. At this moment, Caesar had become the hero of his youth's dreams, and everything in Rome and Europe was in his hands.
Unfortunately, Caesar, perceiving the change of the times, is preparing to speed up his pace and build a great empire. But he was feared by the members who had grown up in the republic, so that under the conspiracy of these so-called "liberators", Caesar did not die on the battlefield, but at the hands of his most trusted friends and subordinates. Caesar's reign was the real beginning of the Roman Empire, and some later historians have called him the uncrowned emperor of Rome. His name was also used thereafter to refer to the monarchs of Rome and Russia.