dacia traiana造句

• In 106 AD, emperor Trajan finally defeated the Dacia Traiana.
• Barbarian attacks against " Dacia Traiana " were also recorded.
• The existence of Christian communities in Dacia Traiana is disputed.
• Dacia Traiana was dominated by " Taifali, Victuali, and Tervingi " around 350.
• For instance, Drobeta, Napoca, Porolissum, Sarmizegetusa and other settlements in " Dacia Traiana " bore names of local origin.
• Most historians associate " Dacia on the Danube " with the Roman province of " Dacia Traiana " to the north of the Danube.
• The fate of the Romanian; in parallel, a new people the Romanians were formed from the Daco-Romans ( the Romanized population of Dacia Traiana ).
• With the definitive abandonment of Dacia Traiana by Aurelian in 271, the old castra were reopened and was utilized as part of the Dacia Aureliana and later the Eastern Roman Empire.
• Moesia Inferior absorbed what eventually became South Moldavia, Muntenia, and Eastern Oltenia, while Dacia Traiana was composed of the western portions of Oltenia, Transylvania, and the Banat.
• According to scholars who say that the Romanians ( or Vlachs ) descended from the inhabitants of the Roman province of " Dacia Traiana ", the Romanians'territorial organization can be traced back to Roman patterns.
• Followers of the continuity theory argue that the Romanians descended from the inhabitants of " Dacia Traiana ", the one-time province encompassing some Slavs began to assimilate the Latin-speaking population of the Balkans in the 6th century.
• In the 2nd century AD, after the Roman conquest, Ptolemy puts the eastern boundary of " Dacia Traiana " ( the Roman province ) as far east as the " Hierasus " ( Siret ) river, in modern Romania.
• The theory of Daco-Roman continuity argues that the Romanians are mainly descended from the Daco-Romans, a people developing through the cohabitation of the native Dacians and the Roman colonists in the province of Dacia Traiana ( primarily in present-day Romania ) north of the river Danube.
• The Roman province " Dacia Traiana ", established by the victors of the Dacian Wars during AD 101 106, initially comprised only the regions known today as Banat, Oltenia, Transylvania, and was subsequently gradually extended to parts of Moldavia, while Dobruja and Budjak belonged the Roman province of Moesia.
• "' Roman Dacia "'( also "'Dacia Traiana "'and "'Dacia Felix "') was a province of the Roman Empire from 106 to 274 275 AD . Its territory consisted of eastern and south-eastern Transylvania, the Banat, and Oltenia ( regions of modern Romania ).
• The Danubian limes was one of the most turbulent regions in the European part of the Roman Empire and, during more than 400 years of Roman rule, Pannonia was one of its most important provinces, especially after the abandonment of Dacia Traiana in 271 AD, because from that point on, the pressure of migrating peoples on this section of the " limes " increased still further.
• Following a calmer period covering the reigns of Commodus through to Caracalla ( 180 217 AD ), the province was once again beset by invaders, this time the Germanic tribes ( Goths, Taifali, Bastarns ) together with the Carpi in 248 250, by the Carpi and Goths in 258 and 263, and by the Goths and Heruli in 267 and 269 . Ancient sources implied that Dacia was virtually lost during the reign of Gallienus ( 253 268 ), but they also report that it was Aurelian ( 270 275 ) who relinquished Dacia Traiana.