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A famous Roman general, politician and dictator. Born into a noble family, he once held important positions such as government officials and civil officials, and later became the governor of Spanish provinces from 665438 BC to 60 BC. In 60 BC, he, Pompeii and M.L. crassus formed the first three political leaders. In 59 BC, he was elected consul, and in 58 BC, he served as governor of Gaul and Illyria. After commanding the Gaul War, he invaded England (55 BC and 54 BC) and crossed the Rhine River (55 BC and 53 BC). Like Pompeo, who was suspected before, he was forced to hand over military power by the Senate because some conservatives in the Senate were afraid of his power. Because the Senate didn't order Pompeii to hand over the command at the same time, Caesar violated the regulations of the Senate and led the army to cross the Rubicon River between Gaul and Italy (49 BC), which plunged Rome into civil war. Pompeii fled Italy, but was overtaken and defeated by Caesar in 48 BC, and then fled to Egypt and was killed. After chasing Pompeii to Egypt, Caesar became the lover of Cleopatra VII and supported her militarily. From 46 BC to 45 BC, he defeated the last supporter of Pompeii. Caesar was regarded as a lifelong dictator by the Romans. Someone wanted him to be king (44 BC), but he was rejected because he knew that Romans hated kings. He was assassinated by a group of conspirators headed by cassius and Brutu in the lobby of the Senate, when he was preparing to carry out a series of political and social reforms. His works on the Gaul War and the Civil War are regarded as models of classical history.