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Early Life. :)

Julius Caesar was born on July 13, 100 BC. He didn't really grow up in a rich, healthy, great society neighbor hood. His family were very poor. His father was a very big deal in his life. Although Caesar wasn't raised in a great Roman society he caught on to what he was doing pretty good. His father died when Caesar was 15, in 85 BC. Witch was a very big impact on Caesar's life. Even though his father wasn't really ever their for him because of military things, he still played a really big roll in his sons life. Another big roll that took place in his life, is when his famous nephew Marius was born. He was a very rich person. Which meant that Caesars family got wealthy. Caesar was also married and divorced both several times at young ages. But nothing really stopped him at whatever he was going to be doing.

Julius Caesar. :)

Julius Caesar.
First Triumvirate and Greatest Accomplishments.

Julius Caesar was included in the first triumvirate which included, Julius Caesar, Marcus Carssus, Gnaeus Magnus. They had lots of power in Rome, and Rome didn't like to have just "one" ruler. They tried to keep the "first" triumvirate a secret but senate blocked Caesar's purposes to the Roman people. But they kept making plans for themselves, and the Romans. Crassus died in a scuffle after his son committed suicide. One of his biggest accomplishments was being the only man in Rome to be by him self again. After the Triumvirate had broken.

Caesar's Assassination.

Assassination.

On the "ides of march" is when Caesar was assassinated, with someone telling him before beware the ides of march! Their were omens before that he shouldn't have went, and his friends/wife told him to put the meeting of for a day. Brutus convinced him not to, "Come, good sir, pay no attention to the babblings of these men, and do not postpone what Caesar and his mighty power has seen fit to arrange. Make your own courage your favorable omen." That made Caesar change his mind about things, listened and followed him. When he got to where he was going to be talking at, the people that he was with surrounded him and guest stood up when he entered. As he was setting Cimber grabbed Caesars toga that way he wouldn't make any hand movement. That's when other men became part of the "plan" that they had to attack Caesar! They pulled out their daggers and hurried toward him, they stabbed him in many places. Caesar tried to defend him self, but many seconds after that it was hard for him to. He was stabbed in the left shoulder, ribs, face. Caesar finally gave up, and fell to the floor to Pompey's statue. After his 35 slow breath, he finally died. :(

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