Julius Caesar
À propos de l'auteur
Julius Caesar was a pivotal figure in Roman history, known for his role as a military general and statesman. Born into a patrician family, he rose through the ranks of the Roman political system, eventually becoming dictator for life. His military campaigns, particularly in Gaul, expanded Rome's territory significantly and are documented in his own writings, which remain influential in the study of military strategy and leadership. Caesar's ambitious nature and reforms in governance laid the groundwork for the transition from the Roman Republic to the Roman Empire.
Nationalité
Romain
Date de naissance
July 12, 0100
Lieu de naissance
Rome, Lazio, Italy
Influencé
Napoléon Bonaparte
Napoleon
Napoleon I
Emperor Napoleon I
Napoleon I.
Emperor Of the French 1769
Napoleon I. (emperor Of The French)
Emperor of the French Napoleon I
Arthur Wellesley
Empereur I. Napol on (France
I Napoléon
Napol on I.
I. Napoleon
Napoleon I. Emperor of the Fr 1769-1821
Augustus
Ernle Bradford
Velleius Paterculus
Jeremias Jacob Oberlin
NAPOLEON IER