All of the Roman emperors were Caesars. "Caesar" was both a name and a title. It was originally the family name of the first dynasty, but morphed into a formal title due to its use over more than 100 years. The Romans never used the word "emperor" , they called their ruler "Caesar" which was a title he received upon getting the throne.
All of the Roman emperors were Caesars. "Caesar" was both a name and a title. It was originally the family name of the first dynasty, but morphed into a formal title due to its use over more than 100 years. The Romans never used the word "emperor" , they called their ruler "Caesar" which was a title he received upon getting the throne.
All of the Roman emperors were Caesars. "Caesar" was both a name and a title. It was originally the family name of the first dynasty, but morphed into a formal title due to its use over more than 100 years. The Romans never used the word "emperor" , they called their ruler "Caesar" which was a title he received upon getting the throne.
All of the Roman emperors were Caesars. "Caesar" was both a name and a title. It was originally the family name of the first dynasty, but morphed into a formal title due to its use over more than 100 years. The Romans never used the word "emperor" , they called their ruler "Caesar" which was a title he received upon getting the throne.
All of the Roman emperors were Caesars. "Caesar" was both a name and a title. It was originally the family name of the first dynasty, but morphed into a formal title due to its use over more than 100 years. The Romans never used the word "emperor" , they called their ruler "Caesar" which was a title he received upon getting the throne.
All of the Roman emperors were Caesars. "Caesar" was both a name and a title. It was originally the family name of the first dynasty, but morphed into a formal title due to its use over more than 100 years. The Romans never used the word "emperor" , they called their ruler "Caesar" which was a title he received upon getting the throne.
All of the Roman emperors were Caesars. "Caesar" was both a name and a title. It was originally the family name of the first dynasty, but morphed into a formal title due to its use over more than 100 years. The Romans never used the word "emperor" , they called their ruler "Caesar" which was a title he received upon getting the throne.
All of the Roman emperors were Caesars. "Caesar" was both a name and a title. It was originally the family name of the first dynasty, but morphed into a formal title due to its use over more than 100 years. The Romans never used the word "emperor" , they called their ruler "Caesar" which was a title he received upon getting the throne.
All of the Roman emperors were Caesars. "Caesar" was both a name and a title. It was originally the family name of the first dynasty, but morphed into a formal title due to its use over more than 100 years. The Romans never used the word "emperor" , they called their ruler "Caesar" which was a title he received upon getting the throne.
All of the Roman emperors were Caesars. "Caesar" was both a name and a title. It was originally the family name of the first dynasty, but morphed into a formal title due to its use over more than 100 years. The Romans never used the word "emperor" , they called their ruler "Caesar" which was a title he received upon getting the throne.
Actually No, Julius Caesar turned down the title of emperor. The first Roman emperor was Octavian, who was Julius Caesar's adopted son, who became the first Roman emperor in 27BC, some time after Caesar's death in 44BC (and was awarded the name Augustus Caesar).
All the Roman emperors were called "Caesar". You have to be specific about which emperor you want. However if you are referring to Julius Caesar, he was never an emperor, but he was born in 100 BC.All the Roman emperors were called "Caesar". You have to be specific about which emperor you want. However if you are referring to Julius Caesar, he was never an emperor, but he was born in 100 BC.All the Roman emperors were called "Caesar". You have to be specific about which emperor you want. However if you are referring to Julius Caesar, he was never an emperor, but he was born in 100 BC.All the Roman emperors were called "Caesar". You have to be specific about which emperor you want. However if you are referring to Julius Caesar, he was never an emperor, but he was born in 100 BC.All the Roman emperors were called "Caesar". You have to be specific about which emperor you want. However if you are referring to Julius Caesar, he was never an emperor, but he was born in 100 BC.All the Roman emperors were called "Caesar". You have to be specific about which emperor you want. However if you are referring to Julius Caesar, he was never an emperor, but he was born in 100 BC.All the Roman emperors were called "Caesar". You have to be specific about which emperor you want. However if you are referring to Julius Caesar, he was never an emperor, but he was born in 100 BC.All the Roman emperors were called "Caesar". You have to be specific about which emperor you want. However if you are referring to Julius Caesar, he was never an emperor, but he was born in 100 BC.All the Roman emperors were called "Caesar". You have to be specific about which emperor you want. However if you are referring to Julius Caesar, he was never an emperor, but he was born in 100 BC.
Julius Caesar never became an emperor.
If you mean Julius Caesar, never. He was a dictator, not an emperor.
Claudius was the emperor who followed Caligula.Claudius was the emperor who followed Caligula.Claudius was the emperor who followed Caligula.Claudius was the emperor who followed Caligula.Claudius was the emperor who followed Caligula.Claudius was the emperor who followed Caligula.Claudius was the emperor who followed Caligula.Claudius was the emperor who followed Caligula.Claudius was the emperor who followed Caligula.
Augustus Caesar was the first Roman emperor. He did not succeed anyone.
Augustus Caesar was the first "official" Roman emperor.
Tiberius Caesar, Agustus' adopted son, followed him as emperor.
Augustus was the emperor. He was the first Roman Emperor from 27 BC to 14 AD. Caesar was a title which was given to emperors. It was basically Julius Caesar's surname.
Augustus was the emperor. He was the first Roman Emperor from 27 BC to 14 AD. Caesar was a title which was given to emperors. It was basically Julius Caesar's surname.
There was no emperor who opposed Julius Caesar. Julius Caesar was a dictator and was active during the republic before the advent of the emperors.There was no emperor who opposed Julius Caesar. Julius Caesar was a dictator and was active during the republic before the advent of the emperors.There was no emperor who opposed Julius Caesar. Julius Caesar was a dictator and was active during the republic before the advent of the emperors.There was no emperor who opposed Julius Caesar. Julius Caesar was a dictator and was active during the republic before the advent of the emperors.There was no emperor who opposed Julius Caesar. Julius Caesar was a dictator and was active during the republic before the advent of the emperors.There was no emperor who opposed Julius Caesar. Julius Caesar was a dictator and was active during the republic before the advent of the emperors.There was no emperor who opposed Julius Caesar. Julius Caesar was a dictator and was active during the republic before the advent of the emperors.There was no emperor who opposed Julius Caesar. Julius Caesar was a dictator and was active during the republic before the advent of the emperors.There was no emperor who opposed Julius Caesar. Julius Caesar was a dictator and was active during the republic before the advent of the emperors.
No. Julius Caesar was never, never an emperor. He was a dictator, duly appointed by the senate.No. Julius Caesar was never, never an emperor. He was a dictator, duly appointed by the senate.No. Julius Caesar was never, never an emperor. He was a dictator, duly appointed by the senate.No. Julius Caesar was never, never an emperor. He was a dictator, duly appointed by the senate.No. Julius Caesar was never, never an emperor. He was a dictator, duly appointed by the senate.No. Julius Caesar was never, never an emperor. He was a dictator, duly appointed by the senate.No. Julius Caesar was never, never an emperor. He was a dictator, duly appointed by the senate.No. Julius Caesar was never, never an emperor. He was a dictator, duly appointed by the senate.No. Julius Caesar was never, never an emperor. He was a dictator, duly appointed by the senate.