This man exiled his daughter Julia for her licentious behavior, and refused to allow her to be buried in the family mausoleum.  
This man exiled his daughter Julia for her licentious behavior, and refused to allow her to be buried in the family mausoleum.  This man claimed to be divi filius, or "son of god," and was elected consul alongside Marcus Agrippa.  This man established the Praetorian Guard and ordered the death of Caesarion, and this man's reign marks the beginning of a (*) pax sometimes named for him.  He wrote of his accomplishments in the Res Gestae, and he was part of the second triumvirate along with Lepidus and Antony. For ten points, name this general and politician, succeeded by Tiberius, the first Roman Emperor.
This man exiled his daughter Julia for her licentious behavior, and refused to allow her to be buried in the family mausoleum.  
Gaius Julius Caesar {Augustus} (or {Octavian} or Gaius {Octavius} Thurinus)