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Reballion of Rebels in Dacia
Repulses the Dacian invasion of Moesia in the lower Danube
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Browse historical events and people recorded at Dacia in Roman Empire. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
Repulses the Dacian invasion of Moesia in the lower Danube
The Pretorian prefect Cornelius Fuscus is killed in battle against the Dacians
The Pretorian prefect Cornelius Fuscus is killed in battle against the Dacians
Forced to sign a humiliating peace Treaty with the Dacian King Decebalus
The Sarmatian tribe invade Daci between the Danube & Theiss Rivers
Takes the field & drives the Sarmatian tribe out of Dacia
Takes the field & drives the Sarmatian tribe out of Dacia
Concerned by the growing power of the Dacian King Decebalus
Invades Dacia after the growing power of the Dacian King Decebalus
Begins the first Dacian War against Decebalus.
Ends the first Dacian War with Decebalus as client king.
Forces Decebalus to accept peace after the First Dacian War and to submit Dacia as a Roman client kingdom.
Begins the second Dacian War after renewed conflict.
Dacia becomes a Roman Province
Annexes Dacia after the defeat of Decebalus.
Recaptures the Dacian capital & makes Dacia a Roman capital
Captures Sarmizegethusa, capital of Dacia, for a 2nd time
Holds games in Rome to celebrate the Capture of Dacia
Wages war against the Carpi in Dacia & successfully occupies many areas of the Danube
Abandons Dacia to the Goths
1st important Roman withdrawal since the beginning of the Empire
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