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Was Brutu who killed Caesar his son?
March 15, 1944: Caesar, the lifelong dictator of the Roman Republic, is assassinated by members of the Senate, led by Brutu.
Julius Caesar's life was brilliant.
It took him only 8 years to conquer Gaul (present-day France), Germania (Germany), Britain (Great Britain), Zysbania (Spain) and even Egypt.
During Caesar's reign, the Roman Republic expanded to its maximum.
However, Caesar, like Sulla, whom he hated, declared himself a lifelong dictator in his later years (44 BC).
Due to the unexpected voluntary relinquishment of power by Sulla before his death, Rome had restored a republican system.
At this time Caesar tried to dictate, and republican politicians generally opposed it.
They had all learned the authoritarian horrors of Sula's time and were reluctant to become meat on the board again.
In Sura's time, even the 600 members of the Senate could receive a message from the Ten Husbands at any time: Great Sulla, give you death!
In this case, politicians had to consider getting rid of Caesar.
Since this involved the interests of so many people, at least 60 people were involved in the plot to assassinate Caesar.
At the head were a few people: Gaius Cassius, Deimos Brutus, Marcos Brutus.
On March 15, they decided to do it.
In order to avoid the black cauldron of one or two people, a total of 22 people participated in the assassination.
According to the plan, Caesar would read a document in the Senate.
As Caesar reads the document, a man named Casca stabs Caesar with a knife.
Caesar reacted quickly, immediately dropped the document, grabbed his hand, and angrily rebuked: Evil Kaska, what are you going to do?
Casca exclaimed: Brothers, come and help.
The remaining 21 men jumped out and besieged Caesar with daggers and daggers.
After being stabbed, Caesar was not fatally wounded.
He struggled to escape and was soon caught up.
At this point, Caesar discovered that among the Assassins was Marcos Brutus.
He asked in surprise: Et tu, Brute? Brutus? ）
Perhaps deeply desperate, Caesar no longer resisted, nor did he flee, but simply covered his face with his robe.
The group stabbed him 23 times in a row, killing Caesar on the spot.
Only one of the knife wounds was fatal, and it is said that brutus stabbed the knife.
Everyone else feared that Caesar's henchmen might retaliate and did not dare to give a heavy hand.
In order to clear his close relationship with Caesar, Brutus stabbed a fatal knife.
Why was Caesar so desperate when he saw Marcos Brutus?
Brutus had a special relationship with Caesar.
His mother, Severia Gabione, was Caesar's mistress.
This beautiful young woman, who had maintained a lover relationship with Caesar for many years, once reached the point of madness.
Severia once wrote a love letter to Caesar, who was meeting in the Senate.
Caesar was taken aback after opening the love letter, and his face changed color, looking nervous.
One of the parliamentarians found out that Caesar had broken the letter and looked wrong, suspecting that he was engaged in a conspiracy against the parliamentarians.
So the congressman jumped out and accused Caesar of openly plotting.
Caesar explained it was a private letter, but the MPs did not believe it.
In desperation, Caesar could only make the love letter public, which led to a big lace scandal.
However, Severia did not care that the scandal was public, and Caesar did not hate her for it.
It can be seen that the feelings of the two are very deep.
From this, many people suspect that Brutus is Caesar's illegitimate son, which does have some truth.
Caesar's care for Brutus was truly extraordinary.
Brutus was also a politician who had opposed Caesar in 49 BC.
In caesar's civil war with Pompey, Brutus sided with Pompey.
Pompey, on the other hand, was Brutus's father-killer, who killed his biological father 28 years earlier.
This shows that Brutus did not care about personal feelings, everything was for political gain.
Even so, Caesar cared deeply for Brutus.
Immediately after Pompey was defeated and killed, Caesar pardoned Brutus for his rebellious behavior and even made him a senator.
As Caesar's man, whoever dares to make an enemy of him will never have a good end, let alone reuse it.
The fact that he took such care of Brutus did make one wonder if it was his father.
Caesar was still struggling when he was assassinated, but when he saw Brutus, he was completely desperate and gave up resistance completely.
Maybe finding out that his own son was going to kill him too, julius Caesar chilled and lost his desire to survive.
Of course, there are also historical sources that prove that When Brutus was born, Caesar was only 15 years old and did not become lovers with his mother.
So, it is likely that Brutus was not Caesar's son, but only an adopted son.
Even so, Caesar was very kind to Brutus.
However, Brutus believed that Caesar certainly could not pass the throne to him and must try to defend his interests.
Therefore, he also joined the political alliance to assassinate Caesar.
The cold-blooded and ruthless Brutus had thought that he would have won the support of the Roman people if he killed his adoptive father with his poisonous hands.
He even gave a public speech: I love Caesar, but I love Rome even more.
However, the people despised This Brutus, who could kill his adoptive father.
Brutus eventually rebelled and committed suicide under the pressure of Caesar's henchman Antony.
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