Julius Caesar ✭ (NEWEST)
Depending on your focus, "Julius Caesar" typically refers to the , William Shakespeare's play , or his role as a leader in games like Civilization VI and Rise of Kingdoms . 🏛️ Historical Julius Caesar (100–44 BCE)
: Caesar's loyal friend who turns the public against the assassins with his famous "Friends, Romans, countrymen" speech. Julius Caesar
Shakespeare’s tragedy focuses less on Caesar himself and more on the moral dilemmas of his assassins. : Depending on your focus, "Julius Caesar" typically refers
Julius Caesar is a popular leader in strategy games, often focusing on gold and rapid expansion. : Julius Caesar is a popular leader in
: He conquered Gaul (modern France) and famously "crossed the Rubicon" in 49 BCE, sparking a civil war that made him dictator for life.
: On the Ides of March (March 15, 44 BCE), he was stabbed to death by a group of senators, including his close friend Brutus, who feared he was becoming a tyrant.
: The mastermind who manipulates Brutus into the plot.
