"Julius Caesar" is a tragedy by the great English playwright William Shakespeare, which tells about the historical events related to the death of the outstanding Roman general and dictator Julius Caesar. This play highlights the complex relationships between powerful individuals and ordinary people, loyalty and betrayal, friendship and envy. The themes of power, struggle for control over the country, loyalty and devotion are of great importance in "Julius Caesar". This drama leaves behind many questions, reflections and debates, making it one of Shakespeare's most popular works.