What if Caesar wasent assassinated?

I do think that the Parthians may have beaten Caesar, but not have trounched him like they did to Crassus.

The better chance for him he may be do what Trajan did after him reached to the Euphratese river or a failed like Antony first campaign in the worst situation.

Caesar the scourge of the Republic! man your crazy.

 I think alot of people see the word dictator and base apart of their opinion on Caeser on that, as when we think of dictator today its some sadistic psychopath massacring his own people.

 Caeser was impressive in every aspect of his life, he deserves to be remembered for abit more than *destroyer of the republic*.

It would have been extremely difficult, though not impossible, for Ceasar to beat the Parthians. They were nothing like Ceasar had ever encountered, and were a real empire, unlike the barbarians of the west. However, Ceasar was extremely talented and I am sure he would have been able to devise an effective strategy against them.

Well, I never said the dictator was to be perfectly wise and just. Ceasar never really got to show how wise and just he could be as a dictator. However, if this is what he believed, then I would wager that he would try his best to be wise and just. 

The Parthians were not so perfect and challeging they could be beaten by a military master mind. the battle of Carrhea was fought between a skilled general and a rich selfish wanna be ( Crassus ). Also Mark Anthony lost because he was nothing like Caesar .

 If Caeser had proven anything beyond doubt it was that he was a man of great talent and infinite resourcefulness. The Parthians would never have been easy, but then few enemies are easy.

 His campaigns in Gaul are just incredible, a population of millions cut to pieces by Caeser and his legions, carving his way through Gaul smashing a tribe and allying with another then crushing more opposition almost effortlessly.

 If I didnt know any better i'd say Gaius Julius Caeser was born to do what he did, little else can explain how good this guy was at what he did, militarily and politically. His life is like one big soap-opera.

 Had Caeser been given the chance to try himself out against Parthia in a full scale campaign then if he had been successful I believe he'd have to be considered the greatest commander without doubt, greater than Alexander or Hannibal.

 Infact I dont rate Alexander as particularly impressive anyway, the guy just conquered people, his empire died with him and he left no legacy not like what Caeser left anyway.

I think Caesar would most likely have done in Parthia what he did in Gaul, use an invitation by one of their typically disloyal subject princes or nations to invade. Having entered the country and acquainted himself with its peoples and methods of warfare, Caesar was more than adaptable enough to be able to wage a campaign against the Parthians. Most of the time the Parthians had huge difficulty keeping peoples such as the Hyrcanians, Iberians, Armenians etc under control, something Caesar would have exploited to the fullest so he could win.

What do you mean Iberians, there native to Spain.