Julius Caesar, the “dictator for life” of the Roman Empire, was murdered on March 15th 44BC, in the Pompey’s Theatre by his very own senators, during one of their meetings. Julius was planning on leaving Rome to fight in the war on March 18th. He had planned to have some of the most loyal members in the army to rule the empire while he was gone, and Cassius and his brother-in-law Marcus were both very angry to take orders form Caesar’s inferior followers.
Unfortunately, Caesar would’ve still been alive if he hadn’t taken away his security force long before the assassination, which made this murder as easy as possible. As he entered the senate meeting he was handed a warming note, which he paid no attention to and did not read this important
Unfortunately, Caesar would’ve still been alive if he hadn’t taken away his security force long before the assassination, which made this murder as easy as possible. As he entered the senate meeting he was handed a warming note, which he paid no attention to and did not read this important