-116 ⟶ Teutobodus, King of the Teutons, Leads Cimbri and Teutoni Migrations

Teutobod, King of the Teutons
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⚔️ Assassination of Viriathus and the End of the Lusitanian War

The assassination of Viriathus in 139 BC effectively ended the Lusitanian War, while the period saw significant events like the Han-Xiongnu War and the death of Attalus III, who bequeathed Pergamon to Rome.⟶
Assassination of Viriathus and the End of the Lusitanian War (-139)
Ancient romeWarfareMilitary Conflict
PortugalPortugalSpainSpain

⚔️ Teutobodus, King of the Teutons, Leads Cimbri and Teutoni Migrations

Teutobod, King of the Teutons⟶
Teutobodus, King of the Teutons, Leads Cimbri and Teutoni Migrations (-116)
MigrationCimbriTribesWarfareAncient romeMilitary HistoryGermanic Peoples

⚔️ Marius's Victory at Vercellae Ends the Cimbrian War

101 BC: Gaius Marius defeats the Cimbri at the Battle of Vercellae, ending the Cimbrian War.⟶
Marius's Victory at Vercellae Ends the Cimbrian War (-116)
Ancient romeCimbriTeutonesGaius MariusMilitary HistoryAncient WarfareBarbarian Invasions
ItalyItalyGermanyGermany

⚔️ Cimbri King Boiorix Leads Raids into Roman Territory

Boiorix, king of the Cimbri⟶
Cimbri King Boiorix Leads Raids into Roman Territory (-116)
Ancient romeCimbriTeutonesMigrationWarfareMilitary Conflict
ItalyItalyGermanyGermanyDenmarkDenmark

⚔️ Corbulo's Command in Germania Inferior and Military Campaigns

Gnaeus Domitius Corbulo is made commander of the Roman army in Germania Inferior. He conquers the Chauci and fights against the Cherusci and Frisians.⟶
Corbulo's Command in Germania Inferior and Military Campaigns (47)
Roman EmpireMilitary HistoryAncient romeGnaeus Domitius CorbuloTribesWarfareFrontier Defense
GermanyGermanyNetherlandsNetherlands