There were many wars in the history of ancient Rome. In the last 64 years of the Roman Republic there were 12 civil wars. There was bitter conflict between political factions and the government lost control over powerful men. There were civil wars during the period of rule by emperors as well. In 69 A there was a civil war between two contenders to the imperial title. In 193-97 there was a power struggle between three contenders. In the third century there were was half a century of civil wars which were, again, power struggles over the imperial title or usurpations in areas of the empire. Constantine the Great brought an end to a brief co-eperorship by winning two civil wars (in 313 and 314-324) and became the sole emperor. In 340 and 350-51 there were wars between two of Constantine the Great and against a usurper..
You have to be more specific. Ancient Rome was loaded with civil wars. Which civil war do you mean?
Who defeated Sulla in Rome's first civil War
You question cannot be answered unless you state which civil war you mean. Rome had several.You question cannot be answered unless you state which civil war you mean. Rome had several.You question cannot be answered unless you state which civil war you mean. Rome had several.You question cannot be answered unless you state which civil war you mean. Rome had several.You question cannot be answered unless you state which civil war you mean. Rome had several.You question cannot be answered unless you state which civil war you mean. Rome had several.You question cannot be answered unless you state which civil war you mean. Rome had several.You question cannot be answered unless you state which civil war you mean. Rome had several.You question cannot be answered unless you state which civil war you mean. Rome had several.
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Both before and after the civil war between Marius and Sulla Rome was a republic.
Julius Caesar seized power in Rome at the beginning of the the civil war he started. Historians call it Caesar's Civil War (49-45 BC).
The assassination of Julius Caesar in 44 BC led to a civil war.
Civil war in ancient Rome was the same thing as civil war anyplace else. It was an armed internal struggle between two (or more) factions each vieing for supreme power.Civil war in ancient Rome was the same thing as civil war anyplace else. It was an armed internal struggle between two (or more) factions each vieing for supreme power.Civil war in ancient Rome was the same thing as civil war anyplace else. It was an armed internal struggle between two (or more) factions each vieing for supreme power.Civil war in ancient Rome was the same thing as civil war anyplace else. It was an armed internal struggle between two (or more) factions each vieing for supreme power.Civil war in ancient Rome was the same thing as civil war anyplace else. It was an armed internal struggle between two (or more) factions each vieing for supreme power.Civil war in ancient Rome was the same thing as civil war anyplace else. It was an armed internal struggle between two (or more) factions each vieing for supreme power.Civil war in ancient Rome was the same thing as civil war anyplace else. It was an armed internal struggle between two (or more) factions each vieing for supreme power.Civil war in ancient Rome was the same thing as civil war anyplace else. It was an armed internal struggle between two (or more) factions each vieing for supreme power.Civil war in ancient Rome was the same thing as civil war anyplace else. It was an armed internal struggle between two (or more) factions each vieing for supreme power.
Augustus fought a civil war with Marc Antony over the control of Rome.
Julius Caesar made himself absolute ruler of Rome by winning a civil war.Julius Caesar made himself absolute ruler of Rome by winning a civil war.Julius Caesar made himself absolute ruler of Rome by winning a civil war.Julius Caesar made himself absolute ruler of Rome by winning a civil war.Julius Caesar made himself absolute ruler of Rome by winning a civil war.Julius Caesar made himself absolute ruler of Rome by winning a civil war.Julius Caesar made himself absolute ruler of Rome by winning a civil war.Julius Caesar made himself absolute ruler of Rome by winning a civil war.Julius Caesar made himself absolute ruler of Rome by winning a civil war.
Its origins were in the assassination of Tiberius Gracchus in 133 BCE.
Civil wars occurred in Rome during the first century because of growing ambitions of the leaders, who commanded their own armies, soon led to another civil war.