What lasting effects did the rule of Julius Caesar have?

It is rather difficult to distinguish between effects of this or that ruler in the late (150 — 31 CE) Republic, because they actually, though, maybe, unwillingly. read more

2. Our calendar system with leap year, with a month after his name, 30 or 31 days a month (except February) is first formalized by Julius Caesar at 45BC, and then later by Pope Gregorius XIII. 3. He made "Dictator" a bad name (although Sulla pretty much want to have his share of the credit too). read more

Julius Caesar is a person who will forever be remembered in the history of Rome and the world in general. Although most of his activities revolved around wars and conquest, he, indeed, changed some aspects in the Roman Empire. read more

The biggest effect Julius Caesar had on Rome was his transform Rome from a republic to an empire. He also updated the Roman calendar, was undefeated as a general, alleviated the taxes of the working class, significantly expanded Roman territory and invented the newspaper. read more