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The First Triumvirate comprised Julius Caesar, Pompey the Great, and Marcus Crassus. They cut a deal of power sharing in 56 BCE at a meeting in Northern Italy which met each of their own interests. Caesar got a second five years in Gaul, Pompey another consulship, and Crassus the Parthian campaign.
