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Marcus Pius Trajanus Biography

Historical biography and chronological timeline for Marcus Pius Trajanus, based on 22 World History Database records associated with Roman Empire.

22 records98–11618 events11 places

Chronological biography

98

Reballion of Rebels in Cologne28 January 98
Warfare / Military · Emperor · Cologne

Declared Emperor in Cologne after the mutiny of the Pretorian guard

Succession28 January 98
Warfare / Military · Emperor · Cologne

Declared Emperor in Cologne after the mutiny of the Pretorian guard

99

Siege of Rome99
Warfare / Military · Emperor · Rome

Enters Rome having organized the frontiers of the Rhine & Danube

100

Reform of Social Welfare100
Government / Government of Roman Empire · Emperor

Introduces a child allowance to increase the birth rate & ranks of the Roman legions

101

Capture of Dacia101
Warfare / Roman Empire-Dacia War · Emperor · Dacia

Concerned by the growing power of the Dacian King Decebalus

102

Alliance King of Dacia, Decebalus and Trajan102
Warfare / Roman Empire-Dacia War · Emperor

The King of Dacia, Decebalus, signs a Treaty with Trajan making him an ally

105

Rome-Dacia War105
Warfare / Roman Empire-Dacia War · Emperor · Dacia

Dacia becomes a Roman Province

106

Capture of Dacia106
Warfare / Military · Emperor · Dacia

Recaptures the Dacian capital & makes Dacia a Roman capital

Capture of Nabataea106
Warfare / Military · Emperor · Nabataea

The Governor of Syria Annexes Nabataea which becomes the Roman province of Arabia. Establishes the Kingdom of the Nabataens

107

Capture of Dacia107
Warfare / Military · Emperor · Dacia

Holds games in Rome to celebrate the Capture of Dacia

114

Beneventum114
Arts / Architecture · Emperor

Dedicated to "Trajan Optimus" depicting the Imperial achievements

Beneventum114
Arts / Architecture · Emperor · Beneventum

The Senate votes for a triumphal arch at Beneventum

Capture of Armenia114
Warfare / Military · Emperor · Armenia

Captures Armenia

115

Reballion of Cyprus115
Warfare / Military · Emperor

Cyprus rebels against Roman rule following the example of the rebellion in Judea

Rome-Mesopotamia War115
Warfare / Roman Empire-Mesopotamia War · Emperor · Mesopotamia

Mesopotamia becomes a Roman province

116

Capture of Asyria116
Warfare / Military · Emperor · Asyria

Asyria becomes a Roman province

Capture of Ctesiphon116
Warfare / Military · Emperor · Ctesiphon

Captures the capital of Parthia & reaches the Persian Gulf

Capture of Parthia116
Warfare / Military · Emperor · Parthia

Annexed from the Persian Gulf

Hamas116
Warfare / Military · Emperor · Parthia

Parthamasparthes is installed as the puppet King of Parthia

Reballion of Rebels in Cyprus116
Warfare / Military · Emperor · Cyprus

The rebellion is crushed after nearly all the Salamis are destroyed & Jews massacred. A decree bans all Jews from the Province, Jews on the island are condemned to death

Rule of Parthia116
Warfare / Military · Emperor · Parthia

Parthamasparthes is installed as the puppet King of Parthia

Succession116
Warfare / Military · Emperor · Parthia

Succeeds as the King of Parthia, puppet Roman ruler

Titles and roles

Emperor

Record provenance

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