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The final installment of our What if Caesar Survived series concludes with the epic assault upon the Parthian Empire.

When Caesar died on the Ides of March, he closed the door on many ambitious plans which would have significantly altered the trajectory of the Roman Empire.
Thus far in our alternate history scenario, we have sought to explore the case where Julius Caesar survived with a discussion of his campaign of Dacia, an interbellum period in Rome, a precursor invasion of Armenia, and now the final climactic assault upon the Parthian Empire. Considering how far out we have departed from the historical timeline, we now take a branching approach to our narrative to consider several potential outcomes of this Parthian War.

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What if Caesar Survived? - The Battle of Ctesiphon (42 BC)

Install Raid for Free :white_check_mark: Mobile and PC: https://clik.cc/qJLzi and get a special starter pack :boom: Available only for the next 30 days :boom: When Caesar died on the Ides of March, he closed the door on many ambitious plans which would have significantly altered the trajectory of the Roman Empire and of our history. Thus far in our alternate history scenario we have sought to explore the case where Julius Caesar survived with a discussion of his Dacian Campaign, an interbellum period in Rome, a precursor invasion of Armenia, and now the final climactic assault upon the Parthian Empire. Considering how far out we have departed from real history we now take a branching approach to our narrative to consider several potential outcomes of this Parthian War. What do you think would have happened to Julius Caesar? Credits: Research = Chris Das Neves Script = Invicta Narration = Invicta Artwork = Penta Limited #rome #history #documentary

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