Julius Cesar was a Roman general and statesman, who laid the foundations of the Roman leadership system. Julius Cesar was born on July 12, 100 B.C. to the prestigious Julian clan. His uncle Gaius Marius the leader of the Populares; with Gaius being leader of the Populares, Julius was exposed to the best of luxuries throughout his childhood.

In 84 B.C. Julius married a girl name Cynthia daughter of Mariuses associates. After the overthrow of the government, the new leader ordered the deaths of all his enemies. Julius, one of the new leader's most despised enemies, had to leave Rome immediately to keep his life. When Julius left Rome he went to Rhodes where he studied rhetoric. When he went back to Rome he was a very influential speaker and after the overthrow of the government he became a quaestor for gladiatorial games. Julius was elected consul for letting...