KnowraCaesar's Civil WarLinked fromLinked fromThe 12 pages that link to Caesar's Civil War, each with the reason it gives.All 12Broader topic 3Related 6Narrower topic 3Julius CaesarBroader topic: Its victory made Caesar the dominant military and political power in Rome.Roman civil warsBroader topic: Caesar’s victory destroyed the Republic’s remaining balance of power.Library of AlexandriaRelated: A fire during Caesar’s campaign in Alexandria may have damaged books, but its extent is disputed.PompeyRelated: The collapse of Pompey’s alliance with Caesar became its central confrontation.Marcus Licinius CrassusRelated: After Crassus died, the alliance restraining Caesar and Pompey collapsed into open war.Assassination of Julius CaesarRelated: Caesar’s victory left political opponents defeated and his power largely unchecked.First TriumvirateBroader topic: The breakdown of the alliance preceded the conflict between its two surviving partners.Battle of PharsalusNarrower topic: Pharsalus was the war’s decisive confrontation between Caesar and Pompey.Roman conquest of GaulRelated: The wealth and loyal troops Caesar gained in Gaul helped make confrontation with the Senate possible.Battle of ThapsusNarrower topic: Thapsus was a decisive North African campaign within this wider conflict.Battle of MundaNarrower topic: Munda was its final major battle.Ptolemy XII AuletesRelated: The struggle brought Roman commanders into Egypt’s succession conflict after Ptolemy XII died.