Gaius Julius Caesar — a Roman politician, commander, writer and dictator who played a key role in the transformation of the Roman Republic into the Roman Empire. Born in 100 BC. e., Caesar was known for his military successes, in particular the conquest of Gaul, which greatly expanded the borders of Rome. He also carried out military campaigns in Britain and Egypt, where he established an alliance with Queen Cleopatra.
Caesar was a gifted orator and writer, and his most famous works, Notes on the Gallic War and Notes on the Civil War, detail his military campaigns and political activities. After winning the civil war, he was given the title of dictator, but his reforms and growing power caused discontent among the senators, leading to his assassination in 44 BC. there are.
