Liberators’ civil war

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The Liberators’ civil war was the conflict between the assassins of Julius Caesar and the forces of the Second Triumvirate, culminating in the decisive Battle of Philippi in 42 BC.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Roman war
civil war
alsoKnownAs war of the Liberators
belligerent forces of the Liberators
forces of the Second Triumvirate
cause opposition to the concentration of power in the hands of Caesar’s heirs and allies
power struggle after the assassination of Julius Caesar
commanderOfBelligerent Gaius Cassius Longinus
Gaius Julius Caesar Octavianus
linked to: Augustus

Marcus Aemilius Lepidus
Marcus Junius Brutus
Mark Antony
conflictBetween Second Triumvirate
assassins of Julius Caesar
decisiveBattle Battle of Philippi
endTime 42 BC
followedBy Final War of the Roman Republic
follows assassination of Julius Caesar
hasPart Battle of Philippi
Battle of Philippi (overall campaign)
linked to: Battle of Philippi

First Battle of Philippi
linked to: Battle of Philippi

Second Battle of Philippi
linked to: Battle of Philippi

campaigns in Macedonia
operations in Greece
location Greece
Macedonia
linked to: Macedonia region

eastern provinces of the Roman Republic
mainOpposingFaction Liberators (Caesarian assassins and their supporters)
linked to: Liberatores

Second Triumvirate (Octavian, Antony, Lepidus)
linked to: Second Triumvirate
militaryTheater Balkan Peninsula
linked to: Balkans
outcome suicides of Brutus and Cassius after Philippi
partOf Roman Republican civil wars
linked to: Roman civil wars
politicalContext late Roman Republic
linked to: Late Roman Republic
precededBy Caesar’s Civil War
relatedEvent formation of the Second Triumvirate
proscriptions of the Second Triumvirate
result defeat of the Liberators
end of organized senatorial resistance to the Triumvirs
victory of the Second Triumvirate
significance marked the effective end of the Roman Republic’s senatorial faction as a military force
paved the way for the rise of Octavian and the Roman Empire
startTime 44 BC
timePeriod 1st century BC

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Caesar’s civil war followedBy Liberators’ civil war
Roman civil wars hasPart Liberators’ civil war
Late Roman Republic hasMajorEvent Liberators’ civil war
Late Roman Republic conflict Liberators’ Civil War
linked to: Liberators’ civil war
Gaius Cassius Longinus participatedIn Liberators' civil war
linked to: Liberators’ civil war
Battle of Philippi partOf Liberators' civil war
linked to: Liberators’ civil war
Marcus Livius Drusus Claudianus participatedIn Liberators' civil war
linked to: Liberators’ civil war
Porcia Catonis associatedWith Liberators’ civil war
Final War of the Roman Republic precededBy Liberators’ Civil War
linked to: Liberators’ civil war