The title says all : let's assume that the gaul cavalry manage to join with Vercingetorix, breaking the siege and that Caesar end his career, with his head put on a pointed stick.
1)Is this battle could be saw as OTL Teutoburg was?
2)Is Pompeius claim a life-consulate?
3)Gallia Transalpinia would be preserved?
4)How much the non-annexation of Gaul (~15 millions of inhabitants, wealthy lands, farms, gold, possible slaves, no control of tradeways, etc.) would affect roman economy and manpower?
5)Is this defeat make Rome more focused on an expansion on eastern borders?
1)Is this battle could be saw as OTL Teutoburg was?
2)Is Pompeius claim a life-consulate?
3)Gallia Transalpinia would be preserved?
4)How much the non-annexation of Gaul (~15 millions of inhabitants, wealthy lands, farms, gold, possible slaves, no control of tradeways, etc.) would affect roman economy and manpower?
5)Is this defeat make Rome more focused on an expansion on eastern borders?