KnowraSecond TriumvirateLinked fromLinked fromThe 17 pages that link to Second Triumvirate, each with the reason it gives.All 17Broader topic 2Related 9Narrower topic 5Compared with 1Augustus (Roman emperor)Related: Octavian first gained legal authority through this alliance, then defeated his partners.Roman civil warsRelated: It divided power among victors after Caesar’s assassination and launched new civil conflicts.Battle of ActiumNarrower topic: Its collapse turned former partners into rivals for control of Rome.Mark AntonyBroader topic: Antony held power through this formal partnership and its division of provinces and armies.PrincipateRelated: Its breakdown led to Octavian's sole rule and the settlement of 27 BCE.Assassination of Julius CaesarRelated: Caesar’s allies joined forces after his death and pursued the assassins.Battle of PhilippiRelated: The triumvirs combined their power and armies to pursue Caesar’s assassins.Caesar's Civil WarRelated: Caesar’s successors used this alliance to consolidate power after his assassination.First TriumvirateCompared with: Unlike the First Triumvirate, it held formal constitutional authority and used proscriptions to eliminate opponents.OctavianRelated: The triumvirate gave Octavian a formal share in governing and prosecuting Caesar’s enemies.Treaty of BrundisiumNarrower topic: The pact reshaped the territorial balance within this ruling coalition.Marcus Vipsanius AgrippaRelated: Agrippa served Octavian within the power struggle shaped by the triumvirs’ shifting alliances.Sextus PompeyNarrower topic: The triumvirate was the political coalition Sextus fought and negotiated with.Marcus Aemilius LepidusBroader topic: Lepidus’s power and later political demotion unfolded within this governing alliance.Perusine WarNarrower topic: Its division of authority framed the rivals’ struggle over Italy.War of ActiumNarrower topic: Its division of power established the partnership that ultimately collapsed into war.War of the LiberatorsRelated: The triumvirs organized the political and military coalition that invaded the eastern provinces.
KnowraSecond TriumvirateLinked fromLinked fromThe 17 pages that link to Second Triumvirate, each with the reason it gives.All 17Broader topic 2Related 9Narrower topic 5Compared with 1Augustus (Roman emperor)Related: Octavian first gained legal authority through this alliance, then defeated his partners.Roman civil warsRelated: It divided power among victors after Caesar’s assassination and launched new civil conflicts.Battle of ActiumNarrower topic: Its collapse turned former partners into rivals for control of Rome.Mark AntonyBroader topic: Antony held power through this formal partnership and its division of provinces and armies.PrincipateRelated: Its breakdown led to Octavian's sole rule and the settlement of 27 BCE.Assassination of Julius CaesarRelated: Caesar’s allies joined forces after his death and pursued the assassins.Battle of PhilippiRelated: The triumvirs combined their power and armies to pursue Caesar’s assassins.Caesar's Civil WarRelated: Caesar’s successors used this alliance to consolidate power after his assassination.First TriumvirateCompared with: Unlike the First Triumvirate, it held formal constitutional authority and used proscriptions to eliminate opponents.OctavianRelated: The triumvirate gave Octavian a formal share in governing and prosecuting Caesar’s enemies.Treaty of BrundisiumNarrower topic: The pact reshaped the territorial balance within this ruling coalition.Marcus Vipsanius AgrippaRelated: Agrippa served Octavian within the power struggle shaped by the triumvirs’ shifting alliances.Sextus PompeyNarrower topic: The triumvirate was the political coalition Sextus fought and negotiated with.Marcus Aemilius LepidusBroader topic: Lepidus’s power and later political demotion unfolded within this governing alliance.Perusine WarNarrower topic: Its division of authority framed the rivals’ struggle over Italy.War of ActiumNarrower topic: Its division of power established the partnership that ultimately collapsed into war.War of the LiberatorsRelated: The triumvirs organized the political and military coalition that invaded the eastern provinces.