The Battle of Calais is one of the most famous battles in the world military history and the most humiliating battle in Roman history. Rome was defeated, and the famous Roman consul crassus was captured and killed, and his mouth was full of melted gold when he died. So, what is the background of this famous battle-the Battle of Calais? The Battle of Calais was the first attack of Rome. The background of the Battle of Calais is roughly like this. At that time, Roman consul crassus was over 60 years old. He allied himself with Caesar and Pompeii and tied for the three political giants of Rome. Moreover, he earned huge wealth by virtue of commercial trade and became the richest man in Rome. Crassus was at the peak of his life at this time, but crassus was not satisfied with the status quo. On the one hand, he coveted the gold and silver jewels of the Persian Empire and wanted to keep them for himself. On the other hand, although he was the richest of the Big Three, his exploits were not as outstanding as Caesar's, so Crass wanted to build his own exploits by attacking the Persian Empire. Therefore, even though Crass knew nothing about Persian history, civilization and cultural traditions, even though other members of the Senate opposed this blind attack, Crass persisted in launching this aggression, and the war of Calais broke out like this ~