On the Ides of March (March 15) in 44 BC, Julius Caesar was assassinated in the Roman Senate by Marcus Junius Brutus and a group of Roman senators, who called themselves the “Liberatores.” His death resulted in a series of civil wars in which Caesar’s adopted heir, Ocatavius, would be victorious. Taking the name of Augustus Caesar, he would become the first emperor of the Roman Empire.
Genealogy Discussions
A wealth of genealogy knowledge is shared in the discussions, and this is a great place for new users to get a feel for what Geni can offer.
Genealogy Projects
Our Projects feature provides a workspace for genealogists with similar interests to collaborate, share learnings, and discuss challenges and discoveries.
Popular Genealogy Profiles
Of the millions of profiles on Geni, our popular profile list makes it easy to discover some of the most notable figures in Geni’s massive genealogy database. 
Surnames
Surname pages allow users to quickly discover profiles, document, projects, or discussions where that surname is tagged.
The Geni Blog
Our blog is a portal for learning about new features on Geni, discovering interesting profiles and projects, and getting to know notable members of the Geni community.
The World Family Tree
Of the over 250 million profiles that Geni users have created, more than 180 million of them are connected together in Geni’s World Family Tree. 
