Just before his eastern campaigns finishes Pompey decides to take war to the Parthians. He gathers as many men as he could and sets out for the Parthian empire. And against all odds he beats the Parthians in battle after battle breaking there military power for a generation. In the end the Parthians are forced to surrender to Rome there territory west of the zargos. Pompey then organizes the new Roman territory as provinces and client kingdoms. To top off his conquest of the east he takes the remnants of Ptolemaic empire and makes it into a Roman provience.
Would pompeys actions count as illegal warfare in the eyes of the senate? If it's what would Pompey and the senate do. If it isn't how powerful is Pompey now? How would Crassus handle the fact he got robbed of all the good eastern conquest by Pompey? Now that Pompey is in the east longer what would Caesar do without his support? Can anyone top pompey as first man in Rome? With more power can Pompey get his eastern settlement and land for his veterans passed by the senate alone?
Would pompeys actions count as illegal warfare in the eyes of the senate? If it's what would Pompey and the senate do. If it isn't how powerful is Pompey now? How would Crassus handle the fact he got robbed of all the good eastern conquest by Pompey? Now that Pompey is in the east longer what would Caesar do without his support? Can anyone top pompey as first man in Rome? With more power can Pompey get his eastern settlement and land for his veterans passed by the senate alone?
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