Augustus

Augustus Augustus was born in Rome on 23rd September in Rome. He was originally named Gaius Octavian, but when his uncle Julius Caesar was murdered he took his name. When his son was just four years old, Augustus' true father died. Augustus was adopted by the widow of Julius Caesar and became his successor at the age of 18. Caesar liked his nephew very much and sent him to Pontifix College at the age of sixteen. When Caesar was assassinated, Augustus was in Elyria, where he was sent to serve.

Caesar Augustus was born in Velletri, Italy on 23rd September and was born in Gaius Octavius. His uncle Julius Caesar showed interest in Augustus. When Julius Caesar was murdered, Augustus discovered that he was a successor to Julius the throne. But before Augustus crowned, he was forced to fight the Cleopatra VII and Mark Anthony army who had their own power plans after Julius Caesar's death. Augustus won, and during his time as the first Roman Emperor to rule Egypt, the country was peaceful and prosperous under his reign. Augustus died on A.A. of Nora on August 19th.

Augustus known as Caesar Augustus or Octavian is the Roman Emperor Julius Caesar, the nephew of his son and his heir. The future of the Gaius Octavius, Augustus, born on September 23, 63 BC, has a deep relationship with Caesar, a son of Octavius, which is a relatively average consul of Veritale, and daughter of Julia Caesar's sister Julia I will. By mid-1st century BC Julius Caesar urgently needed heirs. He has no son, but he has a daughter Julia. When Caesar's long-time opponent and friend went to Pompei last time, Julia died sadly at the birth of 54 BC. With this, her father finished hope for the heir of the pedigree directly (By the way, the possibility of armistice with Pompeii)

Augustus Caesar Gaius Julius Caesar Octavian (Octavian, later adopted by Caesar known as Augustus Caesar) was born on 23rd September BC. Augustus was the nephew of Julius Caesar, after that he learned that his uncle became his successor after adopting him. Caesar Augustus is undoubtedly the biggest political leader of the Roman Empire. He reminded Rome what it said and what we learned today. Rome finally became a republic in 509 BC, the Roman Empire began. When Rome held power, they experienced many wars and many conflicts between civilians and aristocrats. The Republic is made up of three groups, consular members are two members elected in the Senate, the Senate consists of 300 aristocrats, and Congress consists of civilians. A few years later, Rome began to reject the Republic during a series of civil wars.