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.
Germanicus in Germania: Vengeance and Valor Beyond the Rhine, 14 AD
In 14 AD, Roman general Germanicus launched campaigns deep into Germania to avenge the Varus disaster—rekindling Roman hopes and forging a legacy of loyalty and leadership.
Caracalla and the Desert March: Rome’s Fury in Mesopotamia, 216 AD
In 216 AD, Emperor Caracalla led Roman legions deep into Mesopotamia, launching a brutal and controversial campaign against the Parthians that revealed the darker ambitions of his rule.
Maximinus Thrax and the Danubian Thunder: Rome’s Giant on the Warpath, 236 AD
In 236 AD, Emperor Maximinus Thrax launched a ferocious campaign across the Danube, seeking glory and control—but his reign revealed the growing fragility of the Roman imperial system.
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.
