KnowraAssassination of Julius CaesarLinked fromLinked fromThe 12 pages that link to Assassination of Julius Caesar, each with the reason it gives.All 12Broader topic 3Related 8Narrower topic 1Julius CaesarBroader topic: The assassination failed to restore the Republic and instead triggered another civil war.Roman civil warsRelated: The assassination triggered a new contest among Caesar’s allies, heirs, and killers.Battle of PhilippiNarrower topic: The assassins’ attempt to restore the Republic instead triggered the conflict that culminated at Philippi.Caesar's Civil WarRelated: The assassination followed his victory but failed to restore stable republican government.Roman dictatorshipRelated: The conspirators justified Caesar's murder partly as a defense against kingship-like power.Marcus Junius BrutusBroader topic: Brutus was among the conspirators who struck Caesar in the Senate meeting.Battle of ThapsusRelated: Thapsus helped consolidate the power that Caesar held until his assassination two years later.Sextus PompeyRelated: Caesar’s death reopened political conflict and gave Sextus room to return to Roman affairs.Battle of MundaRelated: The victory at Munda preceded Caesar’s assassination by less than a year.Marcus Aemilius LepidusRelated: Caesar’s death opened the power struggle in which Lepidus became a leading figure.Crisis of the Roman RepublicBroader topic: The conspirators’ attempt to restore the Republic instead triggered another round of civil wars.War of the LiberatorsRelated: The assassins’ political cause and the struggle over Caesar’s legacy set the war in motion.