Claudius’s Decision to Invade Britain in AD43 as Motivated by a Desire to Emulate Julius Caesar

Claudius decided to invade the United Kingdom in AD 43 in order to be inspired by the desire to imitate Julius Caesar. One of his motives may be to get a quick military victory which is a discussion written by Suetonius in his book "12 Caesars". He once said, "Britain is the easiest country to win." In a later sentence, he also presented a view on the so-called "Bellik's theory".

Rome invaded the United Kingdom as it is suitable for the career for the two people. The first one is Julius Caesar. The great generals of the Republican conquered the Gaulians and asked for excuses not to return to Rome. The British gave him one person in 55 BC. Caesar seized the opportunity to explore on behalf of Commius. He believes he wants to win the victory glory beyond the sea and believes that the British are full of silver and spoiled looting

Julius Caesar used his new position to conquer Gaul (France). For several years he was defeated by fighting the Gaulian tribe. Although he also penetrated the UK for a short time, he was forced to withdraw due to local resistance, and the disturbance in Gallia continued. In 52 BC, he destroyed the troops of the chief of Welsinguetrix at the battle of Alesia, and ended the Gaul war. Caesar added a lot of land to the land of the Republic, further enhancing his popularity and popularity. When Caesar was in Gaul, the first Big Three slowly collapsed. Krasus once participated in election campaign in eastern part. Pompei became increasingly distrustful to Caesar, and at last he ordered the command of the corps to be abandoned in 49 BC. Caesar refused but marched his army to Rome. In the subsequent civil war, Pompei was killed and Caesar absolutely dominated Rome 's world. Unlike Sula, he has no intention of abandoning his powers or allowing the Republic to recover.

As a consul, Julius Caesar proposed a law redistributing the commons to lower classes. At the end of his term, Caesar and his army invaded and conquered Gaul in 58 BC. He began to recognize the wealth gained by conquest and began to fight against rival tribes. He repelled the invading Germanic family and invaded the United Kingdom twice. Caesar also abandoned the throne of Rome and defeated Pompei, a rival of his former allies who fled as Caesar and his army approached the city. Julius Caesar served as a dictator for 11 days in Rome, then resigned and chased Pompeii to Egypt. When arriving in Egypt, Pompei is executed and Caesar executes the death sentence. In Egypt, Caesar will be abolished by Queen Cleopatra and restore the throne. He recovered as a Roman dictator for a year, after which he destroyed the king of Portus and killed other Senator ally in Pompei.