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and claimed the subjugated territory as the new province of Gothia. In 334, after
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Strabo testified: "although the Getae and Daci once attained to very great power, so that they actually could send forth an expedition of two hundred thousand men, they now find themselves reduced to as few as forty thousand, and they have come close to the point of yielding obedience to the Romans,
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and again after the latter were defeated by the
Dacians under the king Burebista. It seems likely that the Dacian state arose as a tribal confederacy, which was united only by charismatic leadership in both military-political and ideological-religious domains. At the beginning of the 2nd century BC,
1791:. The result of his first campaign (101–102) was the siege of the Dacian capital Sarmizegethusa and the occupation of part of the country. Emperor Trajan recommenced hostilities against Dacia and, following an uncertain number of battles, and with Trajan's troops pressing towards the Dacian capital
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Although the Romans conquered and destroyed the ancient
Kingdom of Dacia, a large remainder of the land remained outside of Roman Imperial authority. Additionally, the conquest changed the balance of power in the region and was the catalyst for a renewed alliance of Germanic and Celtic tribes and
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The
Dacians are often mentioned under Augustus, according to whom they were compelled to recognize Roman supremacy. However they were by no means subdued, and in later times to maintain their independence they seized every opportunity to cross the frozen Danube during the winter and ravaging the
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Ptolemy gives a list of 43 names of towns in Dacia, out of which arguably 33 were of Dacian origin. Most of the latter included the added suffix "dava" (meaning settlement, village). But, other Dacian names from his list lack the suffix (e.g. Zarmisegethusa regia = Zermizirga). In addition, nine
1586:, ruled Geto-Dacian tribes between 82 BC and 44 BC. He thoroughly reorganised the army and attempted to raise the moral standard and obedience of the people by persuading them to cut their vines and give up drinking wine. During his reign, the Dacian Kingdom expanded to its maximum extent. The
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S.C. Automobile Dacia S.A. or more known as simply Dacia, is a
Romanian car manufacterer that takes its name from this historical kingdom. It is Romania's largest company, and it specializes in building low-cost family cars which led to it's popularity in European and North African
1177:(AD 166–180), Dacian groups from outside Roman Dacia had been set in motion. So too were the 12,000 Dacians "from the neighbourhood of Roman Dacia sent away from their own country". Their native country could have been the Upper Tisa region, but other places cannot be excluded.
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1783:, leaving the Dacians effectively independent. Decebalus was given the status of "king client to Rome", receiving military instructors, craftsmen and money from Rome. To Rome, Domitian brought Italian peasants in Dacian clothing because he couldn't take slaves in the war.
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Sarmizegetusa (Sarmizegetuza), AD 105. During Trajan's reign Rome achieved victory over the Dacians. The first important confrontation between the Romans and the Dacians took place in the year AD 87 and was initiated by Domitian. The
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To increase the glory of his reign, restore the finances of Rome, and end a treaty perceived as humiliating, Trajan resolved on the conquest of Dacia, the capture of the famous
Treasure of Decebalus, and control over the Dacian gold mines of
1951:) were still strong enough to sustain five battles in eight years against the Romans from AD 301–308. Roman Dacia was left in AD 275 by the Romans, to the Carpi again, and not to the Goths. There were still Dacians in AD 336, against whom
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Moldovei în cadrul sistemului defensiv roman. Contribuții la cunoașterea valurilor de pământ" [South of Moldova in the Roman defence system. Contributions to the knowledge of the turf walls].
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sent an expedition against them, the number of parts into which the empire had been divided was five, though at the time of the insurrection it had been four. Such divisions, to be sure, are only temporary and vary with the times".
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Decebalus ruled the
Dacians between AD 87 and 106. The frontiers of Decebal's Dacia were marked by the Tisa River to the west, by the trans-Carpathians to the north and by the Dniester River to the east. His name translates into
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Burebista suppressed the indigenous minting of coinages by four major tribal groups, adopting imported or copied Roman denarii as a monetary standard. During his reign, Burebista transferred Geto-Dacians capital from
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kingdoms against the Roman Empire. However, the material advantages of the Roman
Imperial system was attractive to the surviving aristocracy. Afterwards, many of the Dacians became Romanised (see also
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to the Balkan Mountains. After the death of Burebista in 44 BCE, his Kingdom quickly unraveled, but the dacians remained a significant enough force to frequently make incursions into Roman territory.
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Costin Croitoru, (Romanian) Sudul Moldovei în cadrul sistemului defensiv roman. Contribuții la cunoașterea valurilor de pământ. Acta terrae septencastrensis, Editura Economica, Sibiu, 2002,
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included the boundaries of Dacia. According to the scholars' interpretation of Ptolemy (Hrushevskyi 1997, Bunbury 1879, Mocsy 1974, Bărbulescu 2005) Dacia was the region between the rivers
2013:. The weather and lack of food cost the Goths dearly: reportedly, nearly one hundred thousand died before they submitted to Rome. In celebration of this victory Constantine took the title
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Decebalus rebuilt his power over the following years and attacked Roman garrisons again in AD 105. In response Trajan again marched into Dacia, attacking the Dacian capital in the
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indicate. Constantine resettled some Sarmatian exiles as farmers in Illyrian and Roman districts, and conscripted the rest into the army. The new frontier in Dacia was along the
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it is assumed that the Goths didn't cross the Danube from the Roman province. The Goths who survived their defeat didn't even attempt to escape through Dacia, but through
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to the east. His conquests brought the Roman Empire to its greatest extent. Rome's borders in the east were governed indirectly in this period, through a system of
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with Taifals and Tervingians. Taifals, once independent from Gothia, became federati of the Romans, from whom they obtained the right to settle in
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though as yet they are not absolutely submissive, because of the hopes which they base on the Germans, who are enemies to the Romans."
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in 336. Some Roman territories north of the Danube resisted until
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The province was abandoned by Roman troops, and, according to the
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Lactantius, Venantius Honorius Clementianus Fortunatus (1871).
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The Dacian homeland circa 40 BC, after the death of Burebista
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Dacia Felix. Das antike Rumänien im Brennpunkt der Kulturen.
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Even so, the Germanic and Celtic kingdoms, particularly the
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3737:] (in Romanian). Târgoviște: Editura Cetatea de Scaun.
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2269:"Dacia | Europe, Map, Culture, & History | Britannica"
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other names of Dacian origin seem to have been Latinised.
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Starting with AD 85, Dacia was once again reunified under
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States and territories disestablished in the 2nd century
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States and territories established in the 1st century BC
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A Historical Commentary on Arrian's History of Alexander
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2426:
2424:
2422:
1816:, and razing it to the ground; the defeated Dacian king
1729:
Fiery battle scene between the Roman and Dacian armies,
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Rome and the Enemy: Imperial Strategy in the Principate
3634:
The Works of Lactantius: A treatise on the anger of God
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with towns having the specific Dacian language ending "
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The Dacians are first mentioned in the writings of the
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The Roumanian Question: The Roumanians and their Lands
3438:
Dějiny československého území před vystoupením Slovanů
2723:
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Dacia’s expansions and largest extent under Burebista
16:
Ancient kingdom in Southeastern Europe (168 BC–106 AD)
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Dacian fortresses, settlements, sanctuaries and tombs
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Sorin Olteanu's Thraco-Daco-Moesian Languages Project
3509:
In the Name of Rome: The Men Who Won the Roman Empire
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Strabo, in his Geography written around AD 20, says:
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The Enemies of Rome: From Hannibal to Attila the Hun
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Istoria militară a Daciei post-romane : 275–376
3444:] (in Czech). Nakl. Československé akademie věd.
3053:, Routledge, London and New York, 1997, pp. xii–xiii
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770:
40 km away, to serve as the capital of the new
652:
4172:– Dacians as they appear on the Arch of Constantine
3492:Giurescu, Constantin C.; Giurescu, Dinu C. (1974).
2558:
649:
3680:
3316:. Vol. 1: Commentary on Books I–III. Oxford:
2633:
3735:The military history of post-Roman Dacia: 275–376
3612:. Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies Press.
3075:"Of the Manner in which the persecutors died" by
2883:
2735:
1886:(AD 249–251) had to restore Roman Dacia from the
1875:, both distinguished themselves in the campaign.
1565:, greatly weakened the resources of the Dacians.
7108:
3491:
2693:
4056:Vico, Giambattista; Pinton, Giorgio A. (2004).
3940:Dacia: landscape, colonisation and romanisation
3529:
3370:
3239:The New Century handbook of classical geography
2793:
2504:
2347:Natives of Hungary and the origin of the Vlachs
1082:, which resulted in the death of its governor,
4081:Encyclopedia of European Peoples, 2-Volume Set
3288:
2762:
2666:
2377:"History of Romania – Antiquity – The Dacians"
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3893:Encyclopedia of archaeology: Volume 1, Part 1
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3297:] (in Romanian). Editura Enciclopedica.
2615:
2444:
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2261:
2259:
2257:
1594:were conquered, and even the Greek towns of
4200:– photographic slide show of Sarmizegetusa.
3705:
3607:
3506:
3337:Zeitschrift für Siebenbürgische Landeskunde
3169:. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press.
2977:
2817:
2781:
2540:
2480:
1977:
1838:Some of the history of the war is given by
1535:, who previously held power in the region.
1029:; but I cannot tell the precise boundaries″
6379:
6365:
5321:
5307:
4880:Dacian Fortresses of the Orăștie Mountains
4268:
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4032:. Pittsburgh: Pittsburgh Printing Company.
3760:Mallory, J. P.; Adams, Douglas Q. (1997).
3653:Lengyel, Alfonz; Radan, George T. (1980).
3626:
3272:A History of the Habsburg Empire 1273–1700
3245:
2805:
2576:
1986:Gothic, Sarmatian and Dacian conquests of
1756:were engaged in two wars with the Romans.
628:
614:
69:
3598:
3502:] (in Romanian). Editura Stiintifica.
3467:"Thracians, Celts, Illyrians and Dacians"
3334:
2406:
2404:
2342:Magyarország őslakói és az oláhok eredete
2254:
2115:. Lombards abandoned the country and the
2061:
1745:when a Roman army had been beaten at the
1194:during AD 271–275. It was reorganized as
1126:Ptolemy also provided a couple of Dacian
4079:Waldman, Carl; Mason, Catherine (2006).
3862:
3816:
3728:
3530:Goodman, Martin; Sherwood, Jane (2002).
3417:
3311:
3266:
3155:. Blackwell Publishers. pp. 62, 63.
3138:
3001:
2989:
2965:
2898:An Online Encyclopedia of Roman Emperors
2877:
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2492:
2328:(in Hungarian). Editorial Transsylvania.
1981:
1896:
1797:
1767:, but the Romans were victorious in the
1724:
1226:The cities of the Dacians were known as
987:
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925:
910:
898:
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860:
852:
741:
5330:Ancient Dacian cities and/or fortresses
4198:Journey to the Land of the Cloud Rovers
4058:Statecraft: The Deeds of Antonio Carafa
4011:. International Scholars Publications.
4006:
4002:. Vol. 13 (1 ed.). Gyldendal.
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3961:
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3575:
3358:
3249:The History of Transylvania: Until 1541
3150:
3037:
3013:
2894:(Assorted Imperial Battle Descriptions)
2865:
2729:
2717:
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1456: – seven names in total.
842:
746:The Image of all the Sarmisgetusa ruins
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4036:
4025:
3936:
3890:
3881:
3448:
3435:
3423:(in Romanian) (I). Editura Economica.
3393:
3289:Berindei, Dan; Candea, Virgil (2001).
3104:
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2705:
2651:
2456:
2432:
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2363:
1365:In Lower Moesia (the present Northern
1362: – 26 names altogether.
1037:river prior to the rise of the Celtic
930:Dacia map cf. Ptolemy (2nd century AD)
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3839:
3763:Encyclopedia of Indo-European culture
3552:
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1498:
1423:) – 10 names in total.
682:
6386:
5807:Cities/fortresses with unknown names
5270:
4178:– Draco Late Roman military standard
3916:Constantine and the Christian Empire
2099:In 376, the region was conquered by
1795:, Decebalus once more sought terms.
1752:From AD 85 to 89, the Dacians under
1668:, which was under Roman occupation.
1109:Written a few decades after Emperor
1078:. Following an incursion into Roman
5280:
4555:Dacian kingdom of Banat and Oltenia
3461:
3347:Darmstadt: wbg Philipp von Zabern,
3079:(early Christian author AD 240–320)
2639:
13:
4601:southern Moldavia and Transylvania
4129:. 28 November 2006. Archived from
3884:Strabonis Geographicorum by Strabo
3712:University of North Carolina Press
3706:MacKendrick, Paul Lachlan (1975).
2131:The name's usage in modern culture
2107:in 453. The Gepid tribe, ruled by
1531:increased after they defeated the
14:
7173:
4103:
3655:The Archaeology of Roman Pannonia
3555:Rethinking the Other in Antiquity
3469:. In de Laet, Sigfried J. (ed.).
3403:. Biblo & Tannen Publishers.
3291:Mostenirea timpurilor indepartate
2315:
2103:, who kept it until the death of
1706:
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792:Dacians § Name and etymology
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4646:Art, jewellery, treasures, tools
4108:
3455:University of Pennsylvania Press
3274:. Longman Group United Kingdom.
2940:
2068:Romania in the Early Middle Ages
1664:Roman cities in the province of
1582:(Boerebista), a contemporary of
687:) was the land inhabited by the
645:
372:
340:
326:
301:
287:
273:
53:
4683:Words of possible Dacian origin
4599:Dacian kingdom of Wallachia and
4007:Shelley, William Scott (1997).
3631:. In Roberts, Alexander (ed.).
3371:Carnap-Bornheim, Claus (2003).
3252:. Romanian Cultural Institute.
3197:
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1675:In fact, this occurred because
1523:, a Dacian king in present-day
785:
4508:Dacian nucleus in Transylvania
3800:University of California Press
3689:Johns Hopkins University Press
3608:Hrushevskyi, Mykhailo (1997).
3379:] (in German). Wachholtz.
2332:
2299:
1477:. Probably a Grecized form of
1186:, was organized inside former
969:(82–44 BC) stretched from the
1:
6346:(Google Earth Community post)
3882:Müller, Karl Otfried (1877).
3229:
3064:A History of Rome to A.D. 565
2050:. Constantine took the title
1999:Constantine's Bridge (Danube)
1503:
1234:, -δαυα ("-dawa" or "-dava",
1198:(as a military province) and
1134:(Polish: Wisla) river basin:
1130:in south Poland in the Upper
889:
203:
76:
40:
5978:"Cucuiș - Vârful Berianului"
3937:Oltean, Ioana Adina (2007).
3729:Madgearu, Alexandru (2008).
3659:University Press of Kentucky
3599:Hoddinott, Ralph F. (1981).
3532:The Roman World 44 BC–AD 180
3507:Goldsworthy, Adrian (2004).
3421:Acta Terrae Septencastrensis
3366:. Vol. 2. J. C. Gieben.
2694:Giurescu & Giurescu 1974
1960:Breviarium historiae Romanae
1850:to commemorate his victory.
1687:
1658:Occidit Daci Cotisonis agmen
1568:
1527:, the Dacians' power in the
7:
7147:Former monarchies of Europe
3966:. Oxbow. pp. 247–252.
3295:The legacy of distant times
3165:Barnes, Timothy D. (1981).
2794:Goodman & Sherwood 2002
2147:
2040:Castra of Tirighina-Bărboși
1829:invaded the Parthian empire
1142:(with a manuscript variant
1048:In the 1st century AD, the
915:View of the sanctuary from
831:who later came to form the
824:) was the previous home of
768:Ulpia Traiana Sarmizegetuza
544:Ulpia Traiana Sarmizegetusa
10:
7178:
7142:Ancient history of Romania
6663:Chief of the General Staff
5198:Eastern Romance substratum
3792:Mattern, Susan P. (2002).
3637:. Vol. 2. Edinburgh:
3559:Princeton University Press
3449:Ehrich, Robert W. (1970).
3241:. Appleton-Century-Crofts.
2891:"De Imperatoribus Romanis"
2667:Berindei & Candea 2001
2224:List of Dacian plant names
2123:in 791. At the same time,
2065:
1710:
1691:
1648:One of these entities was
1641:
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1542:
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1063:
947:Prehistory of Transylvania
944:
846:
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760:wars with the Roman Empire
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5157:Sarmatiae (Devil's Dykes)
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4572:Dacian kingdom of Dobruja
4571:
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4507:
4459:
4450:
4283:
4275:
4222:Prehistory of the Balkans
3990:. Copenhagen: H. Hagerup.
3817:Matyszak, Philip (2004).
3513:Weidenfeld & Nicolson
3237:Avery, Catherine (1972).
2720:, pp. 109 & 143.
1637:
1538:
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1180:The later Roman province
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6690:Unification with Moldova
6611:Administrative divisions
4037:Taylor, Timothy (2001).
3895:(illustrated ed.).
3886:. Ambrosio Firmin-Didot.
3867:. Universal Publishers.
3863:Mountain, Harry (1998).
3848:& Kegan Paul Books.
3798:. Berkeley, California:
3553:Gruen, Erich S. (2011).
3312:Bosworth, A. B. (1980).
3167:Constantine and Eusebius
2616:Waldman & Mason 2006
2445:Lengyel & Radan 1980
2339:Hollósy, István (1913).
2322:Padányi, Viktor (1963).
2294:Mallory & Adams 1997
2248:
1978:Constantinian reconquest
1487:, (Phillipopolis) today
1007:southern part of Germany
945:For earlier events, see
361:This article is part of
5030:Battle of Sarmizegetusa
4026:Stoica, Vasile (1919).
3998:Classica et Mediaevalia
3914:Odahl, Charles (2003).
3865:The Celtic Encyclopedia
3708:The Dacian stones speak
3610:History of Ukraine-Rus'
3582:Oxford University Press
3576:Heather, Peter (2010).
3360:Bunbury, Edward Herbert
3343:Brodersen, Kai (2020).
3151:Heather, Peter (1996).
3051:Trajan Optimus Princips
2949:World history of Tolnai
2382:Encyclopædia Britannica
2038:passed to the north of
1939:. At the boundaries of
1920:'s withdrawal, in 275.
1814:Siege of Sarmizegethusa
1467:, of unknown location.
1202:(as a civil province).
772:Roman province of Dacia
6796:Science and technology
5973:"Cucuiș - Dealul Golu"
5009:Second Battle of Tapae
3840:Mocsy, Andras (1974).
3766:. London and Chicago:
3436:Dobiáš, Josef (1964).
2951:] (in Hungarian).
2944:Tolnai Világtörténelme
2806:Vico & Pinton 2004
2062:Dacia after the Romans
1990:
1905:
1827:. Trajan subsequently
1809:
1734:
1031:
993:
942:
931:
923:
908:
896:
877:
858:
747:
715:, as well as parts of
240:• Disestablished
25:Dacia (disambiguation)
23:. For other uses, see
7127:80s BC establishments
6580:Territorial evolution
6463:United Principalities
6338:Dacia Maps on Commons
4985:First Battle of Tapae
4160:, book III, chapter 5
4117:at Wikimedia Commons
3062:Sinnegen & Boak.
2182:List of Dacian tribes
2177:List of Dacian cities
2032:Castra of Pietroasele
1995:Constantine the Great
1988:Constantine the Great
1985:
1953:Constantine the Great
1900:
1842:. Trajan erected the
1801:
1728:
1713:Domitian's Dacian War
1660:, Odes, III. 8. 18).
1553:. Conflicts with the
1369:) and Scythia minor (
1242:) or -δαβα ("-dava",
1003:
991:
955:Celts in Transylvania
951:Prehistory of Romania
940:
929:
914:
902:
883:
872:
856:
745:
703:in the east, and the
216:Domitian's Dacian War
98:Common languages
7024:World Heritage Sites
6216:Satu Mare (Harghita)
6191:Radovanu - Jidovescu
6186:Radovanu - Gorgana I
3891:Murray, Tim (2001).
2505:Carnap-Bornheim 2003
2219:List of Dacian names
2172:List of Dacian kings
1882:, the Roman emperor
1717:Trajan's Dacian Wars
1218:List of Dacian towns
1084:Gaius Oppius Sabinus
1066:Trajan's Dacian Wars
983:Northern Carpathians
903:The map of Dacia by
843:Geographical history
709:Carpathian Mountains
695:, stretching to the
684:[ˈd̪aː.ki.a]
539:Trajan's Dacian Wars
229:Trajan's Dacian Wars
7089: /
6433:Prehistoric Romania
5928:"Costești-Cetățuie"
5671:Sarmizegetusa Regia
5016:Battle of Adamclisi
4182:www.stoa.org/trajan
4133:on 19 February 2015
3823:Thames & Hudson
3471:History of Humanity
3117:on 20 February 2009
2296:, pp. 145–146.
1993:In 328 the emperor
1903:Arch of Constantine
1861:Origin of Romanians
1628:Sarmizegetusa Regia
1238:), -δεβα ("-deva",
1158:, is associated by
921:Sarmizegetusa Regia
764:Sarmizegetusa Regia
199:• Established
188:Classical antiquity
112:Thracian polytheism
6816:Telecommunications
6731:Foreign investment
6550:Historical regions
6161:Popești (Călărași)
6033:Grădiștea de Munte
5923:"Costești-Blidaru"
5088:Dacia Mediterranea
4703:Sinaia lead plates
4688:Dacian plant names
4229:History of Romania
4187:2004-10-11 at the
4165:UNRV Dacia article
4062:Peter Lang Pub Inc
3207:, 2004. Hardcover
3141:, pp. 64–126.
2912:praetorian prefect
2273:www.britannica.com
2022:line supported by
1991:
1923:In AD 268–269, at
1906:
1901:Tarabostes on the
1854:Provincial history
1810:
1735:
1519:under the rule of
1499:Political entities
1200:Dacia Mediterranea
994:
943:
941:Dacia after 100 AD
932:
924:
909:
905:Brue Adrien Hubert
897:
878:
859:
814:Peloponnesian Wars
748:
699:in the south, the
521:Conflict with Rome
7072:
7071:
7032:
7031:
6834:
6833:
6698:
6697:
6675:Political parties
6626:Foreign relations
6593:
6592:
6488:Communist Romania
6448:Early Middle Ages
6354:
6353:
6113:Orăștie Mountains
6103:Odorheiu Secuiesc
5938:Coțofenii din Dos
5296:
5295:
5206:
5205:
5041:
5040:
4958:
4957:
4824:
4823:
4713:Thracian language
4616:
4615:
4244:
4243:
4234:Succeeded by
4191:– Dacian Wars on
4176:www.fectio.org.uk
4170:sights.seindal.dk
4113:Media related to
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2020:Brazda lui Novac
2015:Gothicus Maximus
1997:inaugurated the
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1844:Column of Trajan
1773:Tettius Julianus
1761:Cornelius Fuscus
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1529:Carpathian basin
1175:Marcomannic Wars
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2590:
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6887:Prostitution
6857:Demographics
6761:construction
6636:Human rights
6616:Constitution
6483:World War II
6437:
6058:Mala Kopania
5988:Cârlomănești
5868:Boroșneu Mic
5838:Băile Tușnad
5601:Piroboridava
5193:Thraco-Roman
5051:Free Dacians
4967:Roman Empire
4865:Piroboridava
4811:Dacian Draco
4693:Dacian names
4625:civilization
4499:Zalmodegicus
4474:Dromichaetes
4387:Potulatenses
4332:Burs (Dacia)
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2730:Opreanu 1997
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2718:Schütte 1917
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2682:Schütte 1952
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2209:Dacian draco
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2090:Transylvania
2082:Thervingians
2071:
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2009:against the
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1949:Free Dacians
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1789:Transylvania
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786:Nomenclature
776:Free Dacians
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693:Transylvania
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582:Thraco-Roman
564:Free Dacians
491:Dromichaetes
458:Construction
381:
336:Free Dacians
263:Succeeded by
262:
257:
207: 82 BC
62:Dacian draco
44: 82 BC
7137:1st century
7096: /
6872:Immigration
6716:Agriculture
6535:Earthquakes
6473:World War I
6453:Middle Ages
6443:Roman Dacia
6301:Valea Seacă
6241:Sprâncenata
6098:Ocolișu Mic
5586:Perburidava
5285:WikiProject
5218:Archaeology
5047:Roman Dacia
4831:Settlements
4623:Culture and
4547:(87–106 AD)
4523:(44 BC–???)
4442:Troglodytae
4397:Rhadacenses
4392:Predasenses
4238:Roman Dacia
4000:, Volume 13
3783:15 December
3026:Stoica 1919
2757:Oltean 2007
2706:Childe 1930
2652:Dobiáš 1964
2457:Ehrich 1970
2433:Taylor 2001
2396:Murray 2001
2364:Müller 1877
2353:. Mór Ráth.
2305:Mainly the
2279:6 September
2121:Charlemagne
1941:Roman Dacia
1933:Roman Dacia
1929:Claudius II
1840:Cassius Dio
1803:Roman Dacia
1721:Roman Dacia
1471:Thermi-daua
1381:*Buteridava
1104:Dacia Felix
1070:Roman Dacia
1009:beyond the
592:Archaeology
530:Roman Dacia
506:Other kings
322:Roman Dacia
258:Preceded by
7111:Categories
7098:45.7; 26.5
7014:Philosophy
6999:Literature
6882:Minorities
6867:Healthcare
6780:(currency)
6756:automotive
6670:Parliament
6631:Government
6585:Topography
6498:Since 1989
6493:Revolution
6256:Șeica Mică
6143:Pisculești
5913:Cioclovina
5721:Thermidava
5711:Tamasidava
5427:Buteridava
5417:Buricodava
5393:(Arcidava)
5381:Arcobadara
5247:Thracology
5188:Daco-Roman
5024:Second War
4836:Fortresses
4773:Pleistoros
4763:Gebeleizis
4494:Rubobostes
4303:Albocenses
4156:Ptolemy's
4127:soltdm.com
3230:References
3215:Paperback
3077:Lactantius
2927:Diurpaneus
2903:8 November
2772:, VII:3.11
2745:Odahl 2003
2628:Avery 1972
2565:Mocsy 1974
2469:Gruen 2011
2311:Massagetae
2007:Sarmatians
1968:Diocletian
1880:Lactantius
1781:Marcomanni
1521:Rubobostes
1510:Rubobostes
1504:Rubobostes
1485:Pulpu-deva
1479:*Germidava
1342:Tamasidava
1250:In Dacia:
1246:), etc. .
1173:After the
1116:Geographia
1090:in AD 88,
919:' capital
884:Dacia cf.
810:Thucydides
549:Porolissum
234:101–106 AD
134:Government
123:Demonym(s)
6912:Romanians
6877:Languages
6862:Education
6826:Transport
6806:Squatting
6680:President
6648:Judiciary
6621:Elections
6565:Mountains
6508:Geography
6246:Stâncești
6211:Sacalasău
6153:Polovragi
6123:Petroșani
6023:Feldioara
6013:Dumitrița
5968:Cuciulata
5918:Clopotiva
5786:Zisnudeva
5756:Zargidava
5686:Singidava
5666:Sangidaua
5621:Quemedava
5616:Pulpudeva
5606:Polondava
5591:Petrodava
5581:Pelendava
5576:Patruissa
5571:Patridava
5561:Nentidava
5546:Marcodava
5535:Kuimedaba
5530:Klepidaua
5525:Keiladeva
5505:Germisara
5477:Dinogetia
5452:Danedevae
5442:Clepidava
5437:Carsidava
5407:Bregedava
5237:Dacianism
5003:First War
4897:relations
4816:Kogaionon
4678:Belagines
4652:bracelets
4634:Artifacts
4545:Decebalus
4527:Comosicus
4515:Burebista
4437:Tyragetae
4402:Saldenses
4352:Costoboci
4158:Geography
3945:Routledge
3920:Routledge
3846:Routledge
3753:441953854
3536:Routledge
3429:1583-1817
3362:(1979) .
3223:, p. 261.
3205:Routledge
3194:, p. 111.
3192:1583-1817
3177:. p. 250.
3153:The Goths
2915:Cornelius
2770:Geography
2415:Geography
2197:Costoboci
2127:arrived.
2074:Victohali
2056:Justinian
2046:near the
1964:Eutropius
1818:Decebalus
1765:Decebalus
1754:Decebalus
1694:Decebalus
1688:Decebalus
1677:Burebista
1632:Decebalus
1612:Burebista
1604:Black Sea
1600:Apollonia
1588:Bastarnae
1580:Burebista
1575:Burebista
1569:Burebista
1559:Scordisci
1555:Bastarnae
1454:Zisnudeba
1450:Kuimedaba
1438:Danedebai
1434:Bregedaba
1389:Dausadava
1385:*Giridava
1350:Zargidava
1338:Singidava
1330:Sangidava
1318:Rhamidaua
1310:Petrodaua
1301:Pelendava
1296:Patridava
1292:Netindava
1288:Marcodava
1278:Clepidava
1274:Carsidava
1152:Costoboci
1027:Tyregetae
971:Black Sea
893: 20
806:Histories
802:Herodotus
756:Burebista
701:Black Sea
501:Decebalus
496:Burebista
391:Geography
309:Thracians
160:Burebista
116:Zamolxism
108:Religion
80: 45
7152:Muntenia
7059:Category
6989:Folklore
6907:Religion
6902:Refugees
6801:Services
6751:Industry
6741:Forestry
6658:Military
6599:Politics
6530:Counties
6421:Timeline
6392:articles
6226:Sânzieni
6221:Satu Nou
6201:Rovinari
6078:Moinești
6068:Mataraua
6053:Liubcova
5993:Dalboșeț
5958:Crivești
5908:Cetățeni
5833:Augustin
5813:Aghireșu
5801:Zusidava
5796:Zurobara
5791:Zucidaua
5781:Ziridava
5776:Zimnicea
5771:Zikideva
5726:Tibiscum
5706:Sykidaba
5701:Susudava
5691:Sucidava
5681:Setidava
5676:Scaidava
5656:Sagadava
5651:Sacidava
5646:Rusidava
5641:Romboses
5636:Recidava
5631:Ratiaria
5626:Ramidava
5611:Potaissa
5551:Murideva
5542:(Romula)
5515:Giridava
5482:Docidava
5462:Desudaba
5457:Dausdava
5447:Cumidava
5432:Capidava
5422:Buridava
5402:Berzobis
5391:Argidava
5386:Argedava
5265:Category
5242:Dacology
5211:Research
5142:Alutanus
4977:Domitian
4870:Sucidava
4860:Cumidava
4855:Buridava
4850:Argidava
4798:Zalmoxis
4788:Seirenes
4778:Sabazios
4758:Dionysus
4753:Derzelas
4748:Deceneus
4728:Religion
4670:Language
4660:Clothing
4521:Deceneus
4489:Rhemaxos
4469:Cothelas
4427:Teurisci
4407:Scaugdae
4382:Piephigi
4357:Crobidae
4342:Ciaginsi
4185:Archived
4143:–
3984:(1917).
3897:ABC-Clio
3679:(1976).
3644:15 April
3465:(1996).
3397:(1930).
3270:(1994).
2953:Budapest
2768:Strabo,
2640:Fol 1996
2192:Carpians
2166:(weapon)
2148:See also
2143:regions.
2113:Lombards
2028:Rusidava
1955:fought.
1918:Aurelian
1865:Commodus
1777:Domitian
1624:Argedava
1493:Bulgaria
1475:Dalmatia
1461:Gil-doba
1442:Desudaba
1421:Sucidava
1417:Sukidaua
1413:Sagadava
1405:Scaidava
1401:Sacidava
1397:Murideba
1393:Kapidaua
1371:Dobrudja
1367:Bulgaria
1360:Sucidava
1355:Ziridava
1334:Setidava
1326:Sacidava
1322:Rusidava
1283:Cumidava
1270:Dokidava
1265:Buridava
1259:Argedava
1244:Byz. Gk.
1240:Byz. Gk.
1236:Anc. Gk.
1192:Aurelian
1168:Setidava
1148:Hasdingi
1144:Getidava
1140:Setidava
1136:Susudava
1128:toponyms
839:people.
733:Slovakia
721:Bulgaria
453:Religion
448:Language
415:Ziridava
410:Capidava
405:Argidava
364:a series
221:84–88 AD
137:Monarchy
7084:26°30′E
7081:45°42′N
7043:Outline
6972:Cuisine
6952:Academy
6944:Culture
6934:Welfare
6917:Gypsies
6840:Society
6821:Tourism
6726:Exports
6704:Economy
6555:Islands
6525:Climate
6468:Kingdom
6426:ancient
6413:History
6388:Romania
6311:Zemplín
6276:Tilișca
6231:Seimeni
6138:Pinticu
6118:Petrila
6083:Monariu
6073:Merești
6048:Jigodin
6018:Eliseni
5963:Crizbav
5943:Covasna
5933:Cotnari
5898:Căpâlna
5873:Boșorod
5858:Beidaud
5853:Bâzdâna
5751:Zaldapa
5746:Utidava
5736:Tsierna
5731:Tirista
5661:Sandava
5520:Itadava
5510:Gildava
5500:Genucla
5487:Drobeta
5397:Arutela
5366:Amutria
5356:Aiadava
5346:Acmonia
5341:Acidava
5275:Commons
5181:Culture
5147:Moesiae
4931:Warfare
4895:Foreign
4793:Silenus
4736:Deities
4641:Coinage
4608:Dicomes
4590:Zyraxes
4533:Scorilo
4377:Peukini
4347:Clariae
4308:Anartes
3121:17 June
2154:Dacians
2109:Ardaric
2094:Oltenia
2078:Taifals
1925:Naissus
1892:Zosimus
1779:by the
1602:on the
1563:Dardani
1489:Plovdiv
1465:Thracia
1446:Itadeba
1429:Aiadaba
1409:Skedeba
1346:Utidava
1253:Acidava
1166:" i.e.
1132:Vistula
1050:Iazyges
1043:Tacitus
917:Dacians
737:Ukraine
729:Hungary
717:Moldova
713:Romania
689:Dacians
597:Museums
482:History
473:Warfare
463:Pottery
434:Culture
281:Dacians
227:•
214:•
173:Decebal
162:(first)
88:Capital
46:–106 AD
7064:Portal
6994:Humour
6967:Cinema
6897:Racism
6766:mining
6721:Energy
6575:Rivers
6520:Cities
6403:Topics
6390:
6266:Telița
6251:Stoina
6196:Roadeș
6108:Olteni
6043:Feleac
6003:Divici
5998:Densuș
5903:Cernat
5893:Bucium
5883:Breaza
5878:Botfei
5848:Bănița
5766:Zidava
5761:Zeugma
5741:Tyrida
5566:Oescus
5556:Napoca
5472:Dierna
5467:Diacum
5412:Brucla
5376:Arcina
5371:Apulon
5351:Aedava
5124:Castra
5111:Column
5104:Bridge
5098:Trajan
5068:Moesia
4995:Trajan
4920:Romans
4905:Greeks
4783:Semele
4743:Bendis
4585:Rholes
4562:Cotiso
4484:Oroles
4479:Moskon
4432:Trixae
4422:Terizi
4412:Senses
4327:Bessoi
4318:Biephi
4285:Tribes
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2105:Attila
2086:Gepids
2080:, and
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1972:Danube
1937:Thrace
1884:Decius
1739:Trajan
1733:, Rome
1719:, and
1666:Moesia
1654:Horace
1650:Cotiso
1644:Cotiso
1638:Cotiso
1551:Oroles
1545:Oroles
1539:Oroles
1376:Aedeba
1208:Cities
1111:Trajan
1080:Moesia
953:, and
907:(1826)
886:Strabo
875:Strabo
837:Dacian
829:nomads
735:, and
725:Serbia
697:Danube
680:Latin:
573:Legacy
554:Castra
516:Tribes
443:People
420:Moesia
244:106 AD
175:(last)
145:
128:Dacian
102:Dacian
7122:82 BC
7117:Dacia
7050:Index
7019:Sport
7009:Music
7004:Media
6852:Crime
6560:Lakes
6545:Flora
6540:Fauna
6438:Dacia
6316:Zetea
6286:Turia
6271:Teliu
6261:Tășad
6236:Socol
6206:Rușor
6176:Racoș
6171:Praid
6157:Ponor
6093:Moșna
6088:Monor
6063:Marca
5983:Cugir
5948:Cozia
5863:Bocșa
5823:Ardeu
5818:Ardan
5716:Tapae
5596:Pinon
5540:Malva
5496:Gatae
5492:Egeta
5361:Aizis
5232:Books
5134:Limes
4910:Celts
4875:Davae
4768:Kotys
4579:Dapyx
4539:Duras
4464:Coson
4452:Kings
4372:Moesi
4367:Getae
4337:Carpi
4323:Bessi
4313:Apuli
4277:Dacia
4115:Dacia
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2307:Dahae
2249:Notes
2187:Getae
2117:Avars
2036:limes
2011:Goths
2003:Dacia
1945:Carpi
1914:Goths
1737:When
1596:Olbia
1533:Celts
1232:-deva
1228:-dava
1214:Davae
1121:Tisza
1088:Tapae
1054:Pliny
1035:Tisza
1019:Getae
1015:Suevi
1011:Albis
975:Tisza
818:Daxia
800:, in
705:Tisza
641:Dacia
602:Books
511:Moesi
383:Dacia
295:Getae
6984:Flag
6977:Wine
6778:Leu
6641:LGBT
6296:Uroi
6291:Unip
6181:Racu
4945:Sica
4940:Falx
4417:Suci
4362:Daci
4298:Aedi
4289:List
4139:2023
4089:ISBN
4066:ISBN
4043:ISBN
4013:ISBN
3968:ISBN
3949:ISBN
3924:ISBN
3901:ISBN
3869:ISBN
3850:ISBN
3827:ISBN
3804:ISBN
3785:2015
3772:ISBN
3749:OCLC
3739:ISBN
3716:ISBN
3693:ISBN
3663:ISBN
3646:2012
3629:"26"
3614:ISBN
3586:ISBN
3563:ISBN
3540:ISBN
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3425:ISSN
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3381:ISBN
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3209:ISBN
3188:ISSN
3171:ISBN
3123:2008
3091:and
2905:2007
2309:and
2281:2024
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2101:Huns
2072:The
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1871:and
1848:Rome
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1598:and
1592:Boii
1590:and
1561:and
1516:Boii
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1164:dava
1138:and
1068:and
1039:Boii
833:Geto
675:-shə
142:King
6962:Art
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