This year, Vercingetorix's birth year, was also the year Sulla took control of Rome.

In 52 BCE, at this battle, Vercingetorix defeated Julius Caesar's Roman legions.

In this person's version of Vercingetorix's surrender to Caesar, Vercingetorix threw his weapons at Caesar's feet.

This year, Vercingetorix's death year, was also the year Julius Caesar reformed the calendar.

Vercingetorix used this type of strategy during the war, preventing the Romans/Roman army from living off the land.

Vercingetorix was executed in this prison after five years of imprisonment.

Vercingetorix was originally the leader of this Gallic tribe.

Vercingetorix took these after winning battles against the enemy.

As was the custom, Vercingetorix was only executed after this event had occurred.

Vercingetorix is famous for doing this to all of the Gallic tribes.

At this battle in 52 BCE, Vercingetorix was finally defeated by Caesar.

Caesar's triumph occurred in this year, also the year of Vercingetorix's death.

Vercingetorix died via this method, used as an execution method for many Roman prisoners.

The battle at Gergovia was this type of victory for Vercingetorix.

This later French emperor erected a seven meter statue of Vercingetorix at the supposed site of Alesia.