begins after Caesar conquers Gaul and ends before the Civil War begins and ends with
Caesar's death.
Resources are always created, exchanged and distributed
. It is the free people who
exchange resources. Merchants
and politicians distribute resources.
In this show, the war of conquest brought slaves and land to create resources.
Cities, free people, nobles, merchants, veterans, all have different representatives to distribute resources.
After defeating Pompey, Caesar forgave those who had opposed him. People finally died at their hands,
trying to restore the republic to Rome, but died of thugs who clamored to defend the republic.
His death was an inevitable event of the conflict between the interests of the aristocracy and the interests of the free people, and it
was also an accidental event caused by false belief in
Rome. There are many similarities between the polity and the polity of contemporary western countries. The
senate and the contemporary congress, the
consuls, the contemporary presidents, the prime ministers, the
nobles, and the contemporary big families . The
political ideal of Caesar has not been realized in his hands, but his ideas are quite mature.
The interests of every stratum of the race can be represented in the Senate to achieve balance and compromise in the struggle, and there will be stability.
People are willing to follow those who strive for their own interests,
but people also worship heroes
. Heroes can not only be hacked and killed
to see why Cut and kill
for fame and fortune, women's own lives, and other mundane things. It's hard to call heroes . It's heroes
who fight for higher and purer things. For
example, faith, love, and glory come from the inside out
. In the world, there are many heroes in disguise. true hero
Poirot gave up resistance in the gladiatorial arena It didn't matter what was insulted to him
but he had something more important in his heart that no one could trample on the glory of the 13th Legion
when the sword was drawn he was not alone in the fight a
terrible group fearful roman
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