- Increased Senate representation for provincial elites, including Gauls and Hispanics, to consolidate political support across the empire.
- Passed laws to reduce the influence of wealthy landowners and redistribute land to poor citizens, appealing to the lower classes.
2. Military Campaigns and Expansion:
- Led successful military campaigns that expanded Roman territory and brought glory to Rome, enhancing his prestige and popularity.
3. Public Works and Construction:
- Initiated large-scale public construction projects, such as the Forum Julium, to beautify Rome and provide jobs for the urban poor.
4. Julian Calendar:
- Introduced the Julian calendar to reform the Roman calendar system, promoting efficiency and accuracy in daily life and administration.
5. Legal and Judicial Reforms:
- Simplified legal procedures and streamlined the judicial system to ensure fairness and efficiency in legal matters.
6. Social Reforms:
- Introduced measures to restrict luxury and encourage traditional Roman values, aiming to maintain social stability and discipline.
7. Provincial Administration:
- Reorganized provincial governance by appointing loyal supporters as governors, improving administration and reducing potential for regional rebellions.
8. Religious and Cultural Tolerance:
- Showed respect for local customs, religions, and traditions in conquered regions, fostering harmony among diverse populations.