Follow Trajan’s bold Danube crossing in 101 AD and how it marked the beginning of Rome’s expansion into Dacia.
Trajan Crosses the Danube: The 101 AD Campaign That Reshaped Rome’s Borders
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Roman Military Campaigns
The Great Conspiracy of 367 AD: Rome’s Battle to Reclaim Britain
Unveil the dramatic events of the Great Conspiracy in Roman Britain and how Emperor Valentinian fought to restore imperial control.
Engineering Victory: Roman Military Fortifications in the 1st Century BC
Explore how Roman engineers and soldiers built strategic fortifications in the 1st century BC to conquer, defend, and expand the empire.
Waves of War: Roman Naval Battles and the Fight for the Mediterranean in the 1st Century BC
Uncover the brutal tactics, ships, and strategies behind Roman naval battles in the 1st century BC as Rome vied for maritime supremacy.
Aurelian and the Fall of Palmyra: Crushing the Eastern Rebellion
In 273 AD, Emperor Aurelian recaptured Palmyra, ending Zenobia’s rebellion and reuniting the fractured Roman Empire through decisive military power.
The Roman Conquest of Dacia: Trajan’s Final Victory
Emperor Trajan’s conquest of Dacia (101–106 AD) expanded Rome’s borders and secured vast resources, marking one of the empire’s greatest military triumphs.
Rome vs. the Etruscans: The Early Struggles of the Republic
In the 5th century BCE, Rome fought against the Etruscans in a battle for survival, shaping the early Republic’s military and political strength.
Rome vs. Parthia: The Struggle for Eastern Dominance in the 2nd Century CE
The Roman-Parthian Wars in the 2nd century CE saw Rome’s legions clash with Parthian cavalry in a brutal struggle for control over the East.
The First Punic War: Rome’s Struggle for Naval Supremacy
The First Punic War (264–241 BCE) saw Rome transform into a naval power, using innovative tactics to challenge Carthage’s dominance at sea.
The Construction of Hadrian’s Wall: Rome’s Northernmost Frontier
Built in 122 AD under Emperor Hadrian, Hadrian’s Wall secured Rome’s northernmost frontier in Britain, marking the empire’s limits.
