Rise of Caesar
Caesar's unprecedented decade-long governorship in Gaul allowed him to amass wealth and power, but it also set the stage for conflict with the Senate. His bold decision to march on Rome ignited a civil war, leading to his victory and subsequent rise as a central figure in Roman politics. Despite his magnanimity towards former foes, growing fears of his ambition to become king intensified tensions, culminating in a precarious political landscape.In this clip
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