Marcus Licinius Crassus

Although the date is unknown, Marcus Licinius Crassus Marcus Crassus was born around 115 BC. He was the son of Publius Crassus, served as a consular officer and worked at another office. When Marius the Young occupied the city in 87 BC, Klassas fled from Rome to Spain where his father served as governor. In the meantime, Krassu's father and brothers became victims of the Marius ban list. During the civil war between 83 BC and 82 BC, Krassu succeeded as an official. He managed to overcome the battle of Corinegate, which is a serious fight that Srana managed to win victorious civil warfare.

The collapse of the Roman Republic started in three powerful allies of Roman politicians in 59 BC: Julius Caesar, Pompeii the Great, Marcus Ricinius Crassas. This alliance is the first victory. These three people basically dominated Rome. However, when Crassus died in the fight of 53 BC, Pompeii opened Caesar and the two became enemies. When Caesar left Rome to lead his army, Pompeii gathered political support for Caesar. When Caesar crossed the Rubicon River and led the army and approached Rome, the civil war broke out. After all, Caesar broke Pompeii and became the most powerful person in Rome. Caesar's enemies assassed him in 44 BC since he did not want to end the Roman Republic and become a king

A few years ago, in 59 BC, Caesar joined Pompei and Marcus Ricinius Klaus, became an informal political leader in Rome and was called the first Trinity by a historian. Everyone brings something. The reputation as Pompei's army commander and all his glory further enhanced the reputation of the alliance, and the huge wealth of Krassu funded their plan. Under his guidance, Caesar served as Governor of the province of Gaulian state where he acquired significant wealth and military glory. Normally the governor lasted five years but with the help of his political alliance Caesar was able to persuade the Senate to extend his position after the first expiration date. Many Romans think this is not right, definitely not a Roman

The strategic political alliance between Marcus Licinius Crassus and Pompey Julius Caesar later was called First Triumvirate. At the same time, Caesar was allied under political control of Pompei with politician Klassas who bravely served between General Roth and Slara's rule. However, Crassus and Pompey are intense competitors. Caesar once again proved his ability as a negotiator, gained the trust of Kloss and Pompei, and they convinced them that they are better suited as friends than enemies.

Marcus Licinius Crassus and his political opponent Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus (Pompeii the Great) and another young politician, Gaius Julius Caesar, formed the first trinity of contemporary historians called Rome. Both Crassus and Pompey have an Optimate political route and Caesar is a Populare and can dominate each other by fighting power while helping Roman prosperity. It is the wealthiest male in Rome and is corrupting to make rich "safe" money paid. If a citizen pays that fee, Crassus will not burn his house, but without money Fire ignites Fire charges a man to put out the fire