Sixty years ago, Caesar and Pompeii, the most influential figures in Rome, reached a tripartite alliance agreement with crassus, which was called the "first tripartite alliance" in history. With the strong support of Pompey and crassus, Caesar became the Roman consul, which was the peak of power at that time, and also enabled the person who got the position to serve as the provincial governor after resigning, and continued to maintain and develop his own strength.