Julius Caesar Research Paper

Julius Caesar was born on July 12, 100 BC in Rome, Italy. He was born three days before Ides. He was the leader of the Roman Republic which was later transformed to the Roman Empire. Julius fought in many battles and he became a dictator, but it didn’t last very long. He had two sisters named Julia Minor and Julia Caesaris. When Julius was only a youth his father Gaius Caesar died, and he created a great bond with his mother Aurelia. Julius Caesar had some rocky relationships. He married Cornelia who was the daughter of a lord in 84 BC. The couple end up having a daughter named Julia Caesaris in 76 BC. Sadly, Cornelia pasted away. Julius also had a son named Caesarion. Then, he later married the granddaughter of the Roman dictator who she was referred to as Pompeia but they departed in 62 BC.

Prior to his assassination he decided to leave Rome to attend a crusade. Some people had thought that maybe Caesar knew that they planned on killing him. Brutus decision to murder Julius was because he was frightened that he will condemn all the Romans into slaves. One fun fact about Julius Caesar was that he was captured by pirates in exchange for money. One day he traded flattery over power. Julius Caesar was recognized because of the role he participated that led to the ceding of the Roman Republic but the arise of the Roman Empire." I came, I saw, I conquered. Men freely believe that which they desire. I have lived long enough both nature and glory." This was a famous quote by Julius Caesar which meant that he lived his life doing what he enjoyed, protecting and leading his country through trial and tribulations. Julius Caesar was very important because he was the superior of Rome. He was the FIRST leader to be in control. He almost ended the civil war against Rome and Pompeii. He ruled over many people. Julius Caesar dedicated his life to