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The Column Of Trajan
Outside of the normal palace intrigues that every emperor experienced, Trajan's main enemies were the Dacians.
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Trajan the Roman Emperor ruled between 98 and 117 AD; overall for 19 years.
He didn't conquer any places that I know of but he did give away the Eastern part of his territory that Trajan had conquered. He was more of a person who strengthened borders rather than conquering new lands.
Trajan's Dacian Wars happened in 101.
The emperor Trajan had Trajan's forum built after his Dacian victories in 106.
The emperor Trajan had Trajan's forum built after his Dacian victories in 106.
The Column of Trajan
The Column Of Trajan
Trajan's column was constructed by order of the senate to commemorate Trajan's Dacian victories. An architect named Apollodorus of Damascus is credited with actually building it.
Trajan's column was constructed by order of the senate to commemorate Trajan's Dacian victories. An architect named Apollodorus of Damascus is credited with actually building it.
Yes. To celebrate his Dacian triumph, Trajan gave a gladiatorial show that lasted three months and used over 10,000 pairs of gladiators.
Under Trajan, the Roman empire reached its greatest extent. Trajan himself traveled to the far reaches of the empire in Mesopotamia. He also fought he two Dacian wars and built the famous column that bears his name and also the so-called Trajan's Market in Rome.
In Roman times the present day country of Romania was called Dacia, or at leas a large part of it. It was invaded and conquered by the emperor Trajan in retaliation for the humiliating peace treaty that the former emperor Domitian was compelled to agree to. The history of the two Dacian wars is written on Trajan's column in Rome.In Roman times the present day country of Romania was called Dacia, or at leas a large part of it. It was invaded and conquered by the emperor Trajan in retaliation for the humiliating peace treaty that the former emperor Domitian was compelled to agree to. The history of the two Dacian wars is written on Trajan's column in Rome.In Roman times the present day country of Romania was called Dacia, or at leas a large part of it. It was invaded and conquered by the emperor Trajan in retaliation for the humiliating peace treaty that the former emperor Domitian was compelled to agree to. The history of the two Dacian wars is written on Trajan's column in Rome.In Roman times the present day country of Romania was called Dacia, or at leas a large part of it. It was invaded and conquered by the emperor Trajan in retaliation for the humiliating peace treaty that the former emperor Domitian was compelled to agree to. The history of the two Dacian wars is written on Trajan's column in Rome.In Roman times the present day country of Romania was called Dacia, or at leas a large part of it. It was invaded and conquered by the emperor Trajan in retaliation for the humiliating peace treaty that the former emperor Domitian was compelled to agree to. The history of the two Dacian wars is written on Trajan's column in Rome.In Roman times the present day country of Romania was called Dacia, or at leas a large part of it. It was invaded and conquered by the emperor Trajan in retaliation for the humiliating peace treaty that the former emperor Domitian was compelled to agree to. The history of the two Dacian wars is written on Trajan's column in Rome.In Roman times the present day country of Romania was called Dacia, or at leas a large part of it. It was invaded and conquered by the emperor Trajan in retaliation for the humiliating peace treaty that the former emperor Domitian was compelled to agree to. The history of the two Dacian wars is written on Trajan's column in Rome.In Roman times the present day country of Romania was called Dacia, or at leas a large part of it. It was invaded and conquered by the emperor Trajan in retaliation for the humiliating peace treaty that the former emperor Domitian was compelled to agree to. The history of the two Dacian wars is written on Trajan's column in Rome.In Roman times the present day country of Romania was called Dacia, or at leas a large part of it. It was invaded and conquered by the emperor Trajan in retaliation for the humiliating peace treaty that the former emperor Domitian was compelled to agree to. The history of the two Dacian wars is written on Trajan's column in Rome.
Trajan's column is a monument to (obviously) the emperor Trajan and his victory in the Dacian wars. It is famous not only for its unique construction, but for the precise details of Roman military actions. It stood in the area known as "Trajan's Forum" and was over 100 feet high. It had/has a spiral staircase running up its interior which led to an observation deck at the top. The inside was/is illuminated by 43 window slits. The ashed of Trajan and his wife were buried in its base. It originally had a statue of Trajan on top, but it has been replaced by one of St. Peter.
Most Romanians are descendants of the Dacians. The Dacian kingdom covered Romania and Moldova and small parts of Hungary, Serbia, Bulgaria and Ukraine. Trajan defeated the Dacians an annexed their territory as the province of Dacia. The Dacians became latitised.