Europe 332: Roman Gothia
late 332
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Roman Gothia
28 Oct 312 Battle of the Milvian Bridge
30 Apr 313 Battle of Tzirallum
8 Oct 316 Battle of Cibalae
1 Mar 317 Peace of Serdica
May 323 Licinius and the Goths
18 Sep 324 Battle of Chrysopolis
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late 332 Roman Gothia
sum 336 Constantine’s Dacia
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sum 357 Battle of Strasbourg
Feb 360 Usurpation of Julian
3 Nov 361 Death of Constantius II
29 May 363 Julian’s Persian Campaign
In 332 the Tervingi Goths invaded the territory of the Sarmatians, a Roman client. In response Constantine and his son Constantine II combined their armies to completely defeat the Tervingi and overrun their lands north of the Danube. Forced to accept Constantine’s peace terms, the Tervingi were partially integrated into the Roman Empire, with their heartland becoming the province of Gothia.
