Julius Caesar - Greatest Conqueror Ever?

Julius Caesar was a brilliant political leader, and a formidable strategist in the battlefield, who will go down in history as one of the greatest conquerors of all time. Check out our new video as we go back in time to 100 BC Rome to find out the past of who would soon become the head of the Roman Empire, and much later get a casino in Las Vegas named after him.

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[poweroffriendship.]

_"Cowards die many times before their deaths, the valiant never taste death but once."_

*~ Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare*

[jong-jongspeaks]

"Is it bring your own knife to work day or something?"
-Julius Caesar

[honeybager]

When your enemy retreats and hide in their fort so you build a fort around that fort to keep them in but then you build another fort around that fort to keep out the people in the frist fort reinforcements

[Bigfoot_With_Internet_Access]

Julius Caesar was like: It's free real estate

Literally

[parzma]

All of Caesar’s work and blood led him to being a name for Salad

[doom_guy]

Remember, Julius Caesar didn’t even start a political career until he was 31, and was 42 at the beginning of the Gaelic War. It’s never too late to follow your dreams.

[TheBenduOrder]

Julius Caesar wept over the statue of Alexander of Macedon because he did not achieve much, and later became probably more famous than Alexander

[cgainz]

Alexander: I am the greatest Conquer

Caesar: Hold my salad

[alecsis]

Caesar made a lot of mistakes, but for each mistake he conquered a tribe, won a glorious battle and made a reform or a speech. This man is more than a briliant general and statesman, it revolutionized the history of warfare and politics. It would be really interesting to see how he would compare to Frederick of Napoleon, franted he would have the same technological level of knowledge

[jonsnow]

Ceasar's dying words is actually "Right in front of my salad?!"

[mediclomania]

*“Without training they lacked knowledge, without knowledge they lacked confidence, without confidence they lacked victory.”*

-Julius Caesar of the Roman Empire

[JustADioWhosAHeroForFun]

He may be the greatest conqueror but he can't conquer a small Gaulish Village protected by Asterix and Obelix

[TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

Genghis Khan: "Want to 1v1 me?"

[harbingerd.]

Brutus kills Caesar
Roman people: SHIZAAAA!!!

[avgvstvscaesar]

“Veni vidi vici”
-Gaius Julius Caeser

[marib]

I wonder if he enjoyed Caesar salad...

[josephinewhitfield]

Guy: "Caesar, you are in debt."
Caesar: "D:"

[Kaniwani]

Actually, Caesar never said, "Et tu, Brute?" It was just a Renaissance addition through Shakespeare. Decimus is the one that betrayed Caesar the most as he was the closest to Caesar. But the Shakespearean edition made Brutus' role more significant and Decimus' rather insignificant. It was also Decimus that changed Caesar's mind about going to the meeting that day.

[xicor]

Alexander, Genghis and Julius were the big three conquerers before the colonial era I’m sure we can all agree on that

[waitthatscopyrighted]

Caesar became bald in his 50s, and yet ‘Caesar’ is Latin for ‘hairy’ lol (perfect irony)