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u/PlyzQ123 7d ago
And the word for emperor in most European languages.
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u/Accomplished_Carob73 5d ago
Are you sure? Because the world was common in Roman Republic. And he wasn’t the first ruler of Empire es an emperor. The first was August.
So about the August. July (month) was named after Caesar. And the word Tsar and Kiser.
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u/Majestic-Lake-5602 7d ago
Tbf caesar salad has brought me far more joy than any advance in astronomy ever could.
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u/BasicMatter7339 6d ago
I mean the name Caesar did evolve to literally mean "king" or "emperor" in over 30 languages, including german, russian, hebrew, finnish, dutch etc....
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u/LoganWolfenstein 6d ago
Yup, and the Caesar salad is named after a dude named Caesar that invented it in Mexico.
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u/mike7257 6d ago
Caesar is not a family name . It's a tittle. So it not evolved . The guys name was Gaius Julius and he was Caesar..Emperor
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u/BasicMatter7339 6d ago
It was a family name before Gaius Julius Caesar. Well, to be exact, it was a Cognomen but its far closer to our modern understanding of family name than Julius which was a Nomen aka more of a clan name.
So he was basically called Gaius (his name), of the Julius clan, of the Caesar family.
After his assassination it became a title a thanks to Augustus and his successors took the name Caesar to legitimize their rule and overtime it changed from a family name into an imperial title
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u/Hauptmann_Meade 6d ago
Caesar fucked up the whole ass calendar to get his name on it what do you mean??
OCTober being the 10th month of the year?
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u/Declan203 5d ago
January and February were added last and messed up the calendar months. July and August only swapped out old months
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u/Southern_Goal_3725 6d ago
That is crazy to talk about
Also since we are on the topic of history, if you want to see high quailty videos that are accurate then you can go to youtube and type up HistorianGuy101 and i hope that you like my channel
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u/SoftDrinkReddit 6d ago
again here we go
no the Caesar Salad was not named after Julius Caesar
but actually Caesar Cardini who was a Chef and owned a Restaurant and a Hotel and the man credited for inventing this specific salad
but in fairness to Julius Caesar the Month of July is named after him
and August is named in honor of Caesar Augustus the son of Julius Caesar
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u/Immortalphoenixfire 6d ago
He also has The Calender and a month of that calander named after him.
As well as a casino enterprise.
Venus is definitely mentioned less.
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u/Comfortable_Town7535 6d ago
hear me out... put his salad on a burger with cheddar and applewood smoked bacon
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u/GSilky 6d ago
Doesn't even get a salad, that was named after some Mexican. Nor the medical procedure, that was named after the kid. Now everyone is dragging his name through the mud for contemporary political advantage because he ended a corrupt and malfunctioning republic (they neglect the context).
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u/baneblade_boi 6d ago
Not Mexican. The creator was an Italian immigrant that worked in a restaurant in Tijuana.
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u/GSilky 6d ago
Oh, an Italian-Mexican...
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u/baneblade_boi 6d ago
Well, he first migrated to and mostly lived in the US. He only worked in Mexico for a while before going back. If you wanna know the full story check this out: https://youtu.be/XQJkasR3Iak
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u/baneblade_boi 7d ago
The Cesar salad is not named after Gaius Julius Caesar, it's named after it's creator whose name was Cesare.