Augustus: The First Emperor Who Transformed Rome and Shaped History

Discover the remarkable life of Augustus, born on September 23, 63 BCE, the first Roman emperor and the adopted son of Julius Caesar. Augustus, a master statesman, established the principate, presenting himself as the princeps or first citizen, while subtly exercising autocratic power through revived republican institutions. His reign marked a period of peace and prosperity for the Greco-Roman world, making him a pivotal figure in Classical antiquity. Hailing from a prosperous family, Augustus quickly ascended the ranks of public life with Caesar's guidance, assuming significant roles from a young age. He learned of Caesar’s assassination while studying in Apollonia in 44 BCE. This video delves into his extraordinary journey, reforms, and the lasting impact of his leadership on Rome and the wider world.

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