Civil War on Pompey

Pompeii Civil War In 49 BC, Gaius · Julius · Caesar and its troops crossed Rubicon and declared a civil war against Pompeii and supporters of Senators. In this article we will explore the political and legal issues that put Caesar in a dangerous position. Looking at the political struggle in Rome in the beginning of the 1st century BC it is clear that the basic work of the Caesar republic to break the rebellion was done by Marius and Sula. More specifically, the stage is determined by a class struggle between the aristocratic ruler and the masses who need to speak and they demand that they rely on tradition to rule the republic.

During the civil war in Pompeii and Caesar, Brutus was not well understood. When the war broke out, Kato looked to Pompeii to protect the Republic against Caesar, known as the 'enemy of the country'. Therefore, I noticed that Brutus was fighting in the army of the same person who killed his own father. In Father's battle Caesar explicitly ordered to allow Brutus and after the defeat he made him governor of governor and made him the ruler of the city during dictatorship. At the same time, Cato the Younger committed suicide during exile and Pompey dies in Egypt. During Caesar 's five - year dictatorship, he spent months in Rome, during which Brutus divorced with his first wife, Claudia Plakela, and then with Kato. My daughter, Bossia got married, and since they chose to marry love, the latter was embarrassed then. Plutarch recorded that he shouted "Kasu, Tecton?" In Greek when Caesar saw Brutus in the assassination ("You, my son").

When Caesar's civil war broke out between Pompeii and Caesar in 49 BC, Brutus chased his old enemy, and now the best leader Pompeii. When the battle of Fassarus began on August 9, Caesar ordered his officer to accept prisoners of Brutus if he voluntarily gave up himself, but he insisted against opposing capture Then he did not hurt him. Considering that he and the mother of Brutus Serbria were lovers when young, Caesar's concern was that Brutus might be his biological son. Indeed, he and Brutus are closely related at the present moment. Despite the fact that Brutus joined Pope Poepe, Caesar and his soldiers, Caesar's main focus was Pompeii, but he asked Brutus to capture living.

Caesar made a progressive civil war later, broke the army of Pompeii in Italy and Spain, but later was forced to withdraw in Greece. On August 48, BC, in Pompei's tracking, Caesar stopped near Pharsalus and set up a camp in a strategic place. When Pompei's Senator forces landed at Caesar's Small Army they were completely defeated and Pompei fled to Egypt. Pompei hopes that Ptolemy, his former client, can help him, but the King of Egypt is afraid to attack Caesar. On 28th September, Pompeii was invited to leave his ship and landed on Pelusium. When he was entering the land in Egypt, he was knocked down and killed by Ptolemy officers.