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Julius Caesar: The Man Who Killed the Republic and Won by Dying | Documentary For Sleep

March 15, 44 BC. Sixty Roman senators surrounded Julius Caesar and stabbed him 23 times. They called themselves Liberators—heroes saving the Republic from tyranny. Instead, they killed the Republic itself. This is the complete story of the man who crossed the Rubicon, conquered Gaul (killing a million people), defeated Pompey in civil war, reformed Rome’s laws and calendar, and died at the feet of his enemy’s statue. Was Caesar a visionary reformer or a genocidal dictator? Were his assassins heroes or fools? And why did Caesar ignore every warning—even a note listing his killers’ names? The conspiracy, the betrayal, the 23 wounds, and the empire that rose from the blood. Subscribe to explore history’s most famous murder—and why it accomplished the opposite of what the killers intended.