What was Caesar's Dictatorship and Reforms (46–44 BCE)?

Caesar was declared dictator first for ten years and then for life.

Caesar's Dictatorship and Reforms (46–44 BCE) (46 BCE)

Name: Caesar's Dictatorship and Reforms (46–44 BCE)
Start: -0046-01-01
Location: Roma

His reforms included the Julian calendar (365.25 days, beginning on 1 January), the distribution of land to legionary veterans, the spread of Latin, and public building projects. | The Republic's de facto transformation into a monarchy; the calendar reform became the foundation of the modern Western calendar.

Related civilizations

Byzantine Empire

Frequently asked questions

What was Caesar's Dictatorship and Reforms (46–44 BCE)?: Caesar was declared dictator first for ten years and then for life.
When did Caesar's Dictatorship and Reforms (46–44 BCE) happen?: 46 BCE
Where did Caesar's Dictatorship and Reforms (46–44 BCE) take place?: Roma