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PortraitPersonYearsLifeOn the chart
GJGaius Julius CaesarFather of Caesarc. 140–85 BCGovernor of Asia.

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Portrait of AureliaAureliaMother of Caesarc. 120–54 BCShe raised his daughter.

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MAMarcus Atius BalbusBrother-in-lawNot recordedA praetor.

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Portrait of JuliaJuliaSister of CaesarNot recordedGrandmother of Augustus.

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Portrait of CorneliaCorneliaFirst wife?–69 BCMother of Julia.

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Portrait of Julius CaesarJulius CaesarDictator100–44 BCKilled on 15 March 44 BC.

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Portrait of PompeiaPompeiaSecond wifeNot recordedDivorced in 61 BC.

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Portrait of CalpurniaCalpurniaThird wifeNot recordedHis widow.

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Portrait of Cleopatra VIICleopatra VIIQueen of Egyptc. 69–30 BCMother of Caesarion.

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Portrait of Gaius OctaviusGaius OctaviusFather of Augustus?–59 BCHe died in 59 BC.

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Portrait of AtiaAtiaNiece of Caesarc. 85–43 BCMother of Augustus.

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Portrait of JuliaJuliaDaughter of Caesarc. 76–54 BCWife of Pompey.

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Portrait of PompeyPompeySon-in-law106–48 BCKilled in Egypt in 48 BC.

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Portrait of CaesarionCaesarionSon of Cleopatra47–30 BCHis father is disputed.

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Portrait of AugustusAugustusAdopted son, emperor63 BC–AD 14Heir by Caesar’s will.

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Portrait of LiviaLiviaWife of Augustus59 BC–AD 29Mother of Tiberius.

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TCTiberius Claudius NeroFirst husband of Livia85–33 BCFather of Tiberius.

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Portrait of AgrippaAgrippaSon-in-law of Augustusc. 63–12 BCA general.

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Portrait of Julia the ElderJulia the ElderDaughter of Augustus39 BC–AD 14Exiled in 2 BC.

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Portrait of TiberiusTiberiusEmperor42 BC–AD 37Adopted in AD 4.

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Portrait of Drusus the ElderDrusus the ElderBrother of Tiberius38–9 BCDied in Germany.

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Portrait of Antonia MinorAntonia MinorWife of Drusus36 BC–AD 37Mother of Claudius.

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Portrait of Agrippina the ElderAgrippina the ElderGranddaughter of Augustusc. 14 BC–AD 33Mother of Caligula.

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Portrait of GermanicusGermanicusAdopted son of Tiberius15 BC–AD 19Died at Antioch.

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Portrait of ClaudiusClaudiusEmperor10 BC–AD 54Adopted Nero.

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Portrait of CaligulaCaligulaEmperor12–41Killed in AD 41.

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Portrait of Agrippina the YoungerAgrippina the YoungerMother of Nero15–59Wife of Claudius.

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Portrait of Gnaeus DomitiusGnaeus DomitiusFather of Nero?–40He died in AD 40.

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Portrait of NeroNeroLast Julio-Claudian37–68He died in AD 68.

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  • APAGenogram Builder. (2026, November 10). The Julius Caesar family tree, from the Julii to the last Julio-Claudian. https://genogrambuilder.org/history/julius-caesar-family-tree
  • MLA“The Julius Caesar Family Tree, from the Julii to the Last Julio-Claudian.” Genogram Builder, 10 Nov. 2026, https://genogrambuilder.org/history/julius-caesar-family-tree.
  • ChicagoGenogram Builder. “The Julius Caesar Family Tree, from the Julii to the Last Julio-Claudian.” Last modified November 10, 2026. https://genogrambuilder.org/history/julius-caesar-family-tree.
  • HarvardGenogram Builder (2026) The Julius Caesar Family Tree, from the Julii to the Last Julio-Claudian. Available at: https://genogrambuilder.org/history/julius-caesar-family-tree (Accessed: 10 November 2026).

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