What was the triumivate doing?

The Triumvirate, consisting of Julius Caesar, Pompey, and Crassus, was an informal political alliance in ancient Rome formed in 60 BCE. They aimed to consolidate power and advance their individual interests, balancing their influence against the Senate. This alliance enabled them to enact legislation and undertake military campaigns, but it ultimately led to conflicts, particularly between Caesar and Pompey, resulting in a civil war that marked the end of the Roman Republic.