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The Helvetian War and Migration in Gaul
1:52:36 - 1:59:17 (06:41)
Celtic expert Barry Cunliffe suggests that during the Helvetian migration, the people of Gaul were under unusual threat, causing a crisis situation. Julius Caesar deals with the domino effect of this migration, caused by the Dacians' offensive against another Celtic people in the Hungarian Plain.
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This episode discusses a scenario in which three Gallic noblemen were working together for more power, just like Caesar was involved in back in Rome with the two other men that make up the first triumvirate.
1:52:36 - 1:54:45 (02:09)
Summary
This episode discusses a scenario in which three Gallic noblemen were working together for more power, just like Caesar was involved in back in Rome with the two other men that make up the first triumvirate. This collaborative approach may seem sinister to Caesar but could be considered commendable from the Gallic point of view.
ChapterThe Helvetian War and Migration in Gaul
EpisodeShow 60 - The Celtic Holocaust
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
Orgetorix convinced two aristocrats that they could easily usurp the sovereignty of their own state and secure possession of their thrones by using his wealth and military strength.
1:54:45 - 1:59:17 (04:31)
Summary
Orgetorix convinced two aristocrats that they could easily usurp the sovereignty of their own state and secure possession of their thrones by using his wealth and military strength. As a result, the migration of the Helvetians may have been more of a crisis situation instead of a voluntary movement.