Caesar's Civil War
one of the last politico-military conflicts in the Roman Republic before the establishment of the Roman Empire
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Caesar's Civil War
Summary
Caesar's Civil War is a civil war[1]. It draws 2,181 Wikipedia views per month (civil_war category, ranking #21 of 205).[2]
Key Facts
- Caesar's Civil War's instance of is recorded as civil war[3].
- Caesar's Civil War took place at Hispania[4].
- The location of Caesar's Civil War was Balkans[5].
- The location of Caesar's Civil War was Africa[6].
- Caesar's Civil War took place at Illyria[7].
- The location of Caesar's Civil War was Roman Egypt[8].
- Caesar's Civil War took place at Italian Peninsula[9].
- Caesar's Civil War is part of list of Roman civil wars and revolts[10].
- Caesar's Civil War's Commons category is recorded as Caesar's Civil War[11].
- Caesar's Civil War comprises Battle of Munda[12].
- Caesar's Civil War comprises Battle of Thapsus[13].
- Caesar's Civil War comprises Battle of Pharsalus[14].
- Caesar's Civil War comprises Siege of Oricum[15].
- Caesar's Civil War comprises Battle of Dyrrhachium[16].
- Caesar's Civil War comprises Battle of the Nile[17].
- Caesar's Civil War comprises Battle of Zela[18].
- Caesar's Civil War comprises Siege of Corduba[19].
- Caesar's Civil War comprises Battle of the Baetis[20].
- Caesar's Civil War comprises Battle of Hippo Regius[21].
- Caesar's Civil War comprises Siege of Corfinium[22].
- Caesar's Civil War comprises Siege of Brundisium[23].
- Caesar's Civil War comprises Siege of Curicta[24].
- Caesar's Civil War comprises Siege of Massilia[25].
- Caesar's Civil War comprises Battle of Ilerda[26].
- Caesar's Civil War comprises Battle of Utica[27].
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When and Where
Caesar's Civil War began on January 10, 49 BC[28]. It ended on March 17, 45 BC[29]. Recorded location include Hispania[4], Balkans[5], Africa[6], Illyria[7], Roman Egypt[8], and Italian Peninsula[9].
Context
Caesar's Civil War is part of list of Roman civil wars and revolts[10]. Its instance of is recorded as civil war[3].
Why It Matters
Caesar's Civil War draws 2,181 Wikipedia views per month (civil_war category, ranking #21 of 205).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 27 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[30] It is known by 28 alternative names across languages and contexts.[31]