What if Julius Caesar Was Not Assassinated? - Alternate History FULL DOCUMENTARY

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I'll save you all an hour. If he wasn't MURDERED, we'd all be living in the Intergalactic Roman Empire and we'd have colonies in multiple Universes. Hail Caesar!

I like to think of a Timeline that stems from either Casaer listening to his wife's dreams, or of having read and believed the message sent to him by a servant at the last moment. 2 scenarios: First, he just doesn't go, and history diverges along that path, or more sinisterly, Caesar is alerted to the plot and eliminates the conspirators with the blessings of the populous. That would certainly secure his power base at home for whatever ambitions he may have held for the future, and he would have taken full advantage against his enemies if fate had given Caesar the opportunity to do so.

6:59 Parthia: Whoa? Aren’t you supposed to be dead, how did you survive your assassination? New Timeline Caesar: Actually, it was super easy, barely an inconvenience.

If Julius Caesar was never assassinated. Little Ceaser’s would actually be a good pizza place.

I like the fact that you mentioned Julius Caesar’s egalitarian reforms. That crucial aspect of his rule is usually left out of YouTube videos, TV documentaries and dramatisations of Julius Caesar’s life (HBO’s “Rome”, for example).

Wouldn't he have succumbed to worsening seizures and stomach issues? Instead he goaded his enemies into giving him the most immortal assassination in history and ultimately his heir on the throne

This video is so spectacularly done. I loved the attention to detail in how even smaller parts of the campaigns would have compared to other "future" endeavors by Trajan/Antony. Such a fun topic

The accuracy and grasp you all have on the mindset, tactics and disposition of Caesar to war is mind boggling. From everything I've read and listened too, everything you guys said about how he would and could react is CLEARLY based on empirical evidence and historical accounts. This is the kind of theoretical content i cant get nearly enough of

I suspect Caesar's Legioms would have struggled against the mobille , fast moving Parthian bowman , whose arrows were apparently able to penetrate the shields they held . That said , Caesar was no Crassus ! If anyone could've beaten the Parthians , it would have been Caesar and his best troops .

I think if Caesar lived on he would have come to realize Octavian's disdain towards military matters (among his other lesser qualities) and likely would have either molded him into something different from the octavian we know OR shunned him as a result.

The answer is very simple. Had he lived a little longer, he would have conquered the Parthians and would have been known as "Second Alexander”.

Is there any chance you can do a video on why we don’t hear about PTSD in ancient soldiers? As awful as war is today hand to hand combat, seeing your buddies get sliced up next to you, had to be tough.

If he was not murdered, we would all be living in the imperium of mankind... for the emperor!

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It was also unfortunate during this alternative timeline, if the Han Dynasty had not been temporary crippled by civil war, the envoys from 2 sides would had met via The Silk Road, and changed history further.

If any Roman could rival the conquest of Alexander in the East it would have been Julius Caesar

...Rome would have been a Republic🐺

I think Caesar would’ve used the mountains in the East to his advantage. Using terrain and other tactical differences to his advantage was one of his strengths. In addition to that, bear in mind that he would’ve been fairly close to Crassus before his death. It is likely that he knew how dangerous their cavalry was, and went through the mountains instead. If he would’ve gone through the mountains, he probably wouldn’t be able to annex Mesopotamia or anything like that, however he could weaken the Parthian King by undermining his support. He could also have split off Atropatene from Parthia, transitioning it to a Roman client state instead.

Really liked this video, most of these alternate histories are really unrealistic but you kept it all reasonable and logical, keep on the great work!