Capture of Ctesiphon
Trajan's forces capture the Parthian capital Ctesiphon in 116.
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Trajan's forces capture the Parthian capital Ctesiphon in 116.
Trajan's eastern army advances from Ctesiphon toward the Persian Gulf at the high point of the Parthian campaign.
Roman forces campaign in northern Mesopotamia, an area later sources associate with Trajan's short-lived province called Assyria.
Trajan's forces capture Babylon during the advance into the Parthian heartland.
Roman forces capture Ctesiphon during Trajan's advance through Mesopotamia toward the Persian Gulf.
Roman forces capture Seleucia during Trajan's campaign against the Parthian Empire.
Trajan installs Parthamaspates as a pro-Roman king in the Parthian Empire in 116.
During the Jewish diaspora revolt, serious fighting spreads to Cyprus as well as other eastern provinces.
Roman authorities suppress the violent Jewish revolt on Cyprus during the wider diaspora uprisings of Trajan's reign.