Dacian Peace Treaty
Trajan forces Decebalus to accept peace after the First Dacian War and to recognize Roman supremacy.
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102 in Roman Empire
Explore 6 historical events and records for Roman Empire in 102.
Historical records for Roman Empire in 102
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Dacicus Title
After the First Dacian War, Trajan receives the victory title Dacicus.
Decebalus Becomes Client King
After the first Dacian campaign, Decebalus accepts Roman client status under a settlement imposed by Trajan.
Port of Ostia
Trajan orders major improvements to the harbor facilities serving Rome at Portus near Ostia.
Roman-Dacian Client Alliance
The 102 settlement makes Decebalus a Roman client king after Trajan's first Dacian campaign.
Treaty with Decebalus
The First Dacian War ends with Decebalus accepting a restrictive peace settlement and client status under Rome.
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