Ottawa Octavianus (September 24, 63 B.C. ¨C August 19, 14 B.C.), a Roman leader (27 B.C. ¨C 14 B.C.), was awarded the honorary title of Augustus.

I accepted a city made of bricks and left a city of marble; in this play called Life, my performance was fine.

The news of Caesar¡¯s assassination spread throughout Rome in 44 B.C. His heir, Ottawa, only 18, came to Rome to open a new page in his life, despite the strong opposition of his family.

Ottawa was born into a knight's family, his father was a member of the senate, and died at the age of four. But he soon got another father, became an adopted son of Caesar's uncle, and received the inheritance of most of Caesar's property. After Caesar's assassination, he realized that he wanted to inherit not only Caesar's wealth, but also Caesar's power and honor, which prompted him to say goodbye to his quiet hometown and enter the difficult and unpredictable arena of Roman power.

When he first arrived in Rome, he faced the contemptible face of Caesar's womb general Anthony, who saw himself as Caesar's natural heir, and did not put this little boy in the eye. But Ottawa soon showed the pattern of Caesar's heir, using the power of the senate, declared war on Anthony, and defeated Anthony in the battles of Mutina and Poland. This battle not only gave Ottawa the status of Roman governor, but also earned him Anthony's attention.

In 43 B.C., Ottawa, Anthony, and Caesar's other heart general Rebecca formed the "Last Three Alliance", which, in addition to stipulating mutual support, also defined the scope of power, Ottawa received Africa, Sicily, and Sardinia.The "Last Three Alliance", like the "First Three Alliance", consisted of a few ambitious ambassadors who longed for dictatorship but were temporarily inadequate, and its formation inevitably resulted in the weakening of the Senate's power, and it inevitably ended in a puzzle between a few ambitious houses until a final victor.

After the establishment of the ¡°Last Three Alliance¡±, the first step was to pursue those who murdered Caesar, and actually take this opportunity to clean up the hard elements of the Republicans. As a result, more than 300 senators, led by Senate leader Cicerón, sacrificed their lives for their republican beliefs and died under the sword of the ¡°Last Three Alliance¡±. Then Ottawa and Anthony closely collaborated, leading 28 legions into Greece, defeating the Republicans in the First War of Philippi, and killing the main planners of Caesar, Brutus and Cayozi.

After the great plunder of the Republic, Rome¡¯s move toward dictatorship was inevitable, and the only doubt was who would become the dictator. Ottawa returned to Rome, seriously managed its powers, and seized the Gollum, which formerly belonged to the scope of Anthony¡¯s powers. Meanwhile, Antonia fled into the gentle countryside of Egyptian queen Cleopatra. After that, the three leaders met again in the 40s and 37s BC, extending the term of the alliance and redefining the scope of power, Ottawa divided Italy and Gollum. Ottawa¡¯s sister Ottawa married Antonia as his wife.

In 36 B.C., three of them worked closely together to defeat the untouched Xerxes of Pompeii. Then, under the temptation of Ottawa, Rebecca's army collapsed, Ottawa withdrew from Rebecca's military power, retained him only the position of chief priest, and Rebecca was more decently withdrawn from the historical stage. Finally, the two strong battles between Ottawa and Anthony remained. In 32 B.C., the two openly split, Ottawa officially abandoned Ottawa, Ottawa announced at the Senate that Anthony was preparing to donate the Roman land to Crippatra and its will, which caused the Romans to anger. The Old House declared war on Crippatra and Antony. Ottawa and Antony fought at the Range of Ak

In 27 B.C. Ottawa accepted the title of Augustus (meaning ¡°the Most High¡±) granted by the Roman Senate, which is generally considered the year of the founding of the Roman Empire. After 15 years of struggle, Ottawa finally became the unique ruler of Rome, but unlike his righteous father Caesar, he had 40 years to run his empire.

From 27 B.C. to 14 B.C., Ottawa continued to serve as a Roman governor, guardian, high priest, but regardless of the position he held, he had firmly mastered military power, and in 2 B.C. he was awarded the honorary title of "Father of the Fatherland".

Ottawa, like his father Caesar, the first major thing after taking office was to reorganize the Senate, unlike Ottawa, which narrowed the size of the Senate, but whether expanded or narrowed, they all achieved the purpose of removing the alien and inserting confidence in the reorganization. Ottawa also established a senate level consultative conference, consisting of the head of the senate, the governor and a minority of highly anticipated senators, and later became a decision-making body above the senate. Ottawa also established the "chief treasury" to pay the civil servants under his own hands.

Ottawa reorganized the province and improved the tax system. He took his own money to build temples, big theatres, big baths, and improved transportation facilities. He proudly said, ¡°I accepted a brick-made city and left a city of marble.¡±

Ottawa reorganized the army, divided the army into regiments and auxiliary forces, also established the Guard, established a professional standing army, and made this army often close to the front, which was also his great contribution to the Roman regime. His pre-emptive military operation was the conquest war of the northwestern Spanish mountainous tribes and eventually achieved complete victory. He made two major contributions to the expansion of the Roman territory, one in the lower regions of Germany and the Danube, but was thus dragged into the Great Uprising of Pannonia, and the other in the East, using the conflict of Armenia and Peace to carry out diplomatic struggles, while backed by armed forces and seized the land of the young Laodice.

In 14 AD, Augustus of the Roman world quietly passed away on a journey, inherited by his adopted son, the determined heir, Tiberius, who established the rule of the dynasty passed by the Empire, which was another major influence on the history of Rome.

In contrast, the historical mark of Caesar lies mainly in the struggle before he ascended to the highest position in Rome, and the more important influence is in the measures implemented after he obtained the highest power. The role of the senate is slowly weakened, the rejection of the visible crown, but not the rejection of the invisible kingdom, the development of the state institutions to the direction of the offices of the chief, he opened the way for Rome to the empire. When Caesar died, the history of Rome was still unknown, and the general situation was determined when Otto died.

An important factor related to Ottawa's ranking is how great his personal role was in the establishment of the Roman Empire. Unlike some empires, the Roman Empire was deeply imprinted by individual heroes, but Ottawa's personal role was not small, after all, the tradition of the Roman Republic was very strong. As the founder of the most important empire in the history of the world, Ottawa deserved to be ranked at the top of this list.

Pillars of Augustus.

Comment: Why did Ottawa succeed?After reviewing his struggle career, he was always cleverly on the side of popularity, first using the rage of the masses against Caesar's assassination to wipe out the republics in the Senate, then using the Senate's hatred of Anthony's "Tradition to Egypt" to wipe out the Anthony party, and later using the people's disgust for the years of civil war to establish a dictatorship.