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How Caesar Won the Great Roman Civil War - Animated DOCUMENTARY
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Kings and Generals' historical animated documentary series on the history of Rome continues with a feature length episode on the Great Roman Civil War. In our previous episode we talked about the war between Caesar and Pompey, and the battles of Ilerda, Massilia, Utica, Bagradas, Dyrrhachium, Pharsalus and others (   • Caesar against Pompey - Great Roman C...  ), while this episode will deal with the events that happened after the death of Pompey in Egypt, including the battles of Alexandria, Nile, Nicopolis, Zara, Thapsus, Hippo Regius, Munda, Lauro and others and the events after the Civil War, including Caesar's reforms and his assassination.

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Script: Peter Voller
Animation: MalayArcher (youtube.com/user/MathemedicUpdates), Murat Can Yağbasan, Oğuz Tunç
Illustration: Yağız Bozan, Nargiz Isaeva, Oğuz Tunç
Machinima: MalayArcher using Total War: Rome II engine.
Narration: Officially Devin (   / @offydgg   &    / @gameworldnarratives  )

00:00 Intro
06:19 Siege of Alexandria
28:22 Battle of the Nile
37:42 Battles of Nicopolis and Zela
58:17 Battle of Hadrumentum
1:12:40 Battle of Ruspina
1:36:34 Battle of Thapsus
1:47:27 Battle of Munda
2:08:58 From general to ruler
2:28:25 How and why was Caesar assassinated?

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@KingsandGenerals

2 years ago

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@AzrielsLament

2 years ago

Caesar, possibly the only Ruler to successfully use the "I'm not mad, just disappointed" argument to win back a legion

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@petervoller3404

2 years ago

Hey all, I was the scriptwriter and historian for this series, if you have any questions, please do leave them below and I'll do my best to get around to them!

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@osirusgtr

2 years ago

I cannot understand people who find history boring, this was fascinating! thank you for your hard work posting it all..👍

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@johnorourke8640

2 years ago

It's unbelievable how Caesar handled the rebellious legions in Italy. They started out trying to blackmail him, 1:05:00, but in the end he had them begging to be executed at random (decimation) just for the privilege of fighting alongside him yet again. Which is what Caesar wanted and needed all along. This encapsulates exactly why Caesar was such a great leader.

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@ngusumakofu1

2 years ago

Wow, never knew that the resistance against Caesar was this protracted. In books, it’s usually summarized down to chasing Pompey to Egypt, the affair with Cleopatra and the defeat of her brother, the triumphant return to Rome and then the conspiracy and assassination. I mean I get it, books have to be concise and school semesters are only so long. But man, this is pure gold!

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@Anglomachian

2 years ago

I remember Historia Civilis explaining that the "Not King, but Caesar!" might have been a kind of joke, since King (Rex) was a used gens name at he time, and so Caesar was basically trying to say "No, no, you have the wrong person."

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@livecarsonreaction

2 years ago

History isn't what happened - it's what people say happened. The fact there's still ongoing discussions and disagreements about Caesar's character proves this. I'm glad your series on Caesar offers multiple perspectives, making it as close to an unbiased account as humanly possible. Ironically, it was Caesar's assassins, not Caesar himself, who ended up putting the final nail in the republic's coffin and opening the way for the first true emperor.

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@dolphineachonga555

2 years ago

Amazed by Caesar's ability to turn incredible odds in his favor. Even more amazed by his legions' bravery and discipline in these situations. Most of all, I am extremely impressed by your presentation of these events.

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@sithprimarch9970

2 years ago

Christmas comes early this year my fellow history fans. Glory to kings and general's, glory to Rome!!

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@bennetla10

2 years ago

I've never grown actively angry while hearing about the account of Caesar's assassination. Well done K&G, well done.

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@RawrItsMattyz

2 years ago

Say what you will about his motivations, he was an incredibly talented general and he knew his people. How he dealt with the mutiny where the 10th were begging for decimation is a prime example of how good he was. I'd love to see an alternate world where he wasn't assassinated just to see more of his wars. Thanks K & G for the documentary!

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@LeviathanoftheDanube

2 years ago

This is easily the best documentary I've seen on the Caesarian civil wars. You guys freaking NAILED this one. I've watched just about every video there is to watch on this subject, some of them DOZENS of times and I was thrilled with this one! There is a LOT of depth on this time period and even though you guys didn't throw in a few details I would have like to have seen, you managed to do an amazing job with the overarching narrative. I can't wait for your next series on Octavian and the new Empire. THANK YOU!

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@jonbaxter2254

2 years ago

His life and story are just incredible. It reads like a novel, that's how amazing it all is. A great man, one who we'll talk about in another 2,000 years for sure. Ave Caesar

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@RenegadeRanga

2 years ago

Just imagine any of the mega streaming services being willing to stump up a heap of cash for a 10 part series of Caesar. Imagine Latin, Greek, German and Celtic being spoken and how awesome it could be.

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@MarekDohojda

1 year ago

Alexander the Great or Caesar, the argument will rage forever; but personally I believe it was in fact Caesar. His ability to adopt to multi situation, on Sea, Land, and Horses, against opponents that were not just incredibly diverse, but also equal to him ( on paper ). Yet he prevailed in almost every single battle.

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@Gauntlet_Videos

2 years ago

Caesar getting back his four veteran legions for the invasion of Africa with just words is incredible. I cannot imagine anything like that happening today.

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@oceanmadrosci3381

2 years ago

Cesar was such a genius

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@Deadeye313

2 years ago

Ceasar really is incredible. His entire life can be summed up in his own words: "Veni. Vidi. Vici".

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@Dinkas2

2 years ago

The story of Julius Caesar bursting out laughing when Pharnaces ordered his men to push Caesar's hill is such a viscerally interesting image

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