What was the order of events for Julius Caesar?

Answer 1

July 13, 100 Caesar's Birth

84 Marries daughter of L. Cornelius Cinna

80-78 Goes to Asia List of Consuls

75 Captured by Pirates

73 Elected Pontifex

69 Cornelia dies

67 Marries Pompeia

65 Elected Aedile

63 Elected Pontifex Maximus

62 Divorces Pompeia

61 Governor of Further Spain

60 Becomes Consul and forms the Triumvirate

59 Consul. Marries Calpurnia

58 Defeats Helvetii and Germans

55 Crosses the Rhine; Invades Britain

54 His daughter, Pompey's wife, dies

53 Crassus killed

52 Clodius murdered; Caesar defeats Vercingetorix List of Consuls

49 Crosses the Rubicon - Civil War begins

48 Pompey murdered

45 Declared dictator for life

44 Ides of March, assassinated

Answer 2

Here is a timeline of Julius Caesar's public offices and battles:

69 BC. Served as quaestor in Hispania.

66 BC. Curator of the Appian Way.

65 BC. Served as Aedile

64 BC. Elected Pontifex Maximus

62 BC. Served as praetor

61 BC. Appointed Governor of Further Spain

60 BC Formed the First Triumvirate with Marcus Licinius Crassus, and Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus (Pompey the great).

59 BC. Was consul

58 BC. Appointed governor of Cisalpine Gaul (northern Italy) and Illyricum (southeastern Europe), with Transalpine Gaul (southern France)

58 BC Wins the Battle of the Arar in France against the Helvetii, this is the first battle of the Gallic Wars

Wins the Battle of Bibracte against the Helvetii

Defeats the Sueves near Visontion (Besancon).

57 BC. Wins the Battle of the Sabis against the Belgae.

56 BC. Punitive expedition into Germania.

55 BC. Frist expedition in the south-east of England.

54 BC Second expedition in the south-east of England.

52 BC. Wind the Battle of Gergovia against a Gaul coalition led by Vercingetorix.

September 52 BC. Wins the Battle of Alesia against a Gaul coalition led by Vercingetorix.

January 49 BC crosses the river Rubicon with the Legio XIII Gemina, starting his civil war against the forced of the senate.

June-August 49 BC. Wins the Battle of Ilerda in Spain against Pompey the Great's legates Lucius Afranius and Marcus Petreius.

10 July 48 BC. The Battle of Dyrrachium in Albania against Pompey the Great was indecisive but is regarded as a victory for Pompey

49 BC. Wins the war against Pharnaces II, the king of Pontus.

48 BC Appointed dictator, presides over his election as consuls and resigns after 17 days.

48 BC. Appointed Dictator, with a term of one year

47 BC. Wins the Battle of the Nile in alliance with Cleopatra VII against her brother, Ptolemy XIII

46 BC Wind the Battle Thapsus in Tunisia over the forces of Metellus Scipio, Cato the Younger and Juba II, king of the Numidia (they all committed suicide).

46 BC. Elected as consul

46 BC. Appointed dictator for 10 years.

45 BC. Elected as consul, this time on his own.

17 March 45 BC. Wins the Battle of Munda in southern Spain against Titus Labienus and Gnaeus Pompeius (Pompey's oldest son).

45 BC. Declared dictator for life.

Answer 3

Caesar's Timeline

• July 13, 100 Caesar's Birth
• 84 Marries daughter of L. Cornelius Cinna
• 75 Captured by Pirates
• 73 Elected Pontifex
• 69 Cornelia dies
• 67 Marries Pompeia
• 65 Elected Aedile
• 63 Elected Pontifex Maximus
• 62 Divorces Pompeia
• 61 Governor of Further Spain
• 60 Becomes Consul and forms the Triumvirate
• 59 Consul
• 58 Defeats Helvetii and Germans
• 55 Crosses the Rhine; Invades Britain
• 54 His daughter, Pompey's wife, dies
• 53 Crassus killed
• 52 Clodius murdered; Caesar defeats Vercingetorix
• 49 Crosses the Rubicon - Civil War begins
• 48 Pompey murdered
• 45 Declared dictator for life
• 44 Ides of March, assassinated