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Formation of the Lower Danube provinces (Moesia and Thrace) (1st century BCE–2nd century CE)

Formation of the Lower Danube provinces (Moesia and Thrace) (1st century BCE–2nd century CE)

  1. Thrace becomes a Roman client kingdom

    Labels: Thrace, Odrysian-Sapaean dynasty, Client kingdom
  2. Moesia organized as a separate frontier province

    Labels: Moesia, Roman prefect, Danube frontier
  3. Moesia fully separated during Macedonia’s redivision

    Labels: Moesia, Macedonia redivision, Roman province
  4. Claudius annexes Thrace as the province of Thracia

    Labels: Claudius, Thracia, Annexation
  5. Via Militaris links Danube and Thrace to the capital

    Labels: Via Militaris, Byzantium route, Balkans road
  6. Domitian splits Moesia into Upper and Lower provinces

    Labels: Domitian, Moesia Superior, Moesia Inferior
  7. Trajan builds a permanent bridge over the lower Danube

    Labels: Trajan, Apollodorus of, Danube bridge
  8. Rome annexes Dacia, reshaping Lower Danube administration

    Labels: Dacia, Trajan, Moesian reorganization
  9. Hadrian consolidates the Danube frontier and provincial boundaries

    Labels: Hadrian, Danube frontier, Provincial boundaries
  10. Late 2nd century boundary shifts place Danube cities in Moesia

    Labels: Moesia Inferior, Thrace boundary, Danube cities