Driven by his insatiable ambition, Julius Caesar set his sights on the pinnacle of power within the Roman Senate: the consulship.

At just 32 years old, Julius Caesar secured a seat in the prestigious Roman Senate, marking a pivotal moment in his political career.

Julius Caesar found himself kidnapped by pirates off the coast of Greece. It would ultimately showcase his resilience and cunning.

During his youth, Julius Caesar encountered the formidable figure of Lucius Cornelius Sulla, a military commander,

During his military campaign in Hispania, Julius Caesar contracted malaria, which temporarily halted his conquests.

The Battle of Dyrrachium, fought in 48 BC, stands as a significant engagement in Julius Caesar's civil war against Pompey the Great.

In 49 BC, the famous Julius Caesar ignited a civil war that would engulf the Roman Republic for the next four years.

As a young man, Julius Caesar found himself in the civil war between two generals of Rome: Gaius Marius and Lucius Cornelius Sulla.

Rome was embroiled in a civil war during Julius Caesar's youth. Rival factions battled for supremacy, tearing the city apart.