Annexation of Dacia
Trajan annexes Dacia as a Roman province after the defeat of Decebalus in 106.
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106 in Roman Empire
Explore 13 historical events and records for Roman Empire in 106.
Historical records for Roman Empire in 106
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Annexation of Nabataea
In 106, the Syrian governor Cornelius Palma annexes the Nabataean kingdom, which becomes the Roman province of Arabia Petraea.
Capture of Sarmizegethusa
The fall of Sarmizegethusa forces Decebalus to commit suicide
Conquest of Dacia
Roman forces complete the conquest of Dacia after taking the principal Dacian strongholds in 106.
Dacia Becomes Roman Province
After Decebalus is defeated, Trajan incorporates Dacia into the Roman Empire as a province in 106.
Death of Decebalus
Death of Decebalus, suicide
Death of Decebalus
After the fall of his strongholds, Decebalus takes his own life rather than be captured by Roman forces.
Fall of Sarmizegethusa
Roman forces capture Sarmizegethusa during the final campaign against Decebalus in 106.
Incorporation of Petra
Petra is incorporated into the new Roman province of Arabia Petraea after the annexation of the Nabataean kingdom.
Praetor
Appointed Praetor in Rome
Praetor
Serves as praetor during Trajan reign.
Rome-Arabia War
The Governor of Syria Annexes Nabataea which becomes the Roman province of Arabia
Suicide
The fall of Sarmizegethusa forces Decebalus to commit suicide. Death of Decebalus, suicide
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