11/02/2009 · The origins of the unrest among the Pannonian legions in A.D. 14 are easily discerned. The great war in Illyricum of A.D. 6–9 involved the legions in a series of extremely arduous campaigns extending across the western half of the Balkan Peninsula, in particular the impenetrable forests of Bosnia and the rugged karst of Dalmatia.

THE origins of the unrest among the Pannonian legions in A.D. 14 are easily discerned. The great war in Illyricum of A.D. 6-9 involved the legions in a series of extremely arduous campaigns extending across the western half of the Balkan Peninsula, in particular the impenetrable forests of Bosnia and the

Soldiers from the three Pannonian legions rebelled in late summer and early fall 14 AD. hey have rejected the military hierarchy and establish their own control. Drusus, the son of the new princeps Tiberius,succeeded in taking advantage of superstition soldiers because lunar eclipses September 27. 14 years. n. e. to quell the rebellion.

The Pannonian revolt broke out in AD 6. Tiberius had been engaged in an expensive programme of conquests. His armies had crossed the Elbe, returning to where his brother had reached, but had also defeated tribes seemingly north of the Danube. Over the previous decades the Romans had extended their control from the coastal regions…

Recruitment continued in Pannonia, Moesia and Thrace as the emperor marched east against Niger in 193, while vexillations from existing Pannonian and Moesian legions were probably used as core units around whom tirones could be trained. 39All three legiones Parthicae saw action in Severus’ first, abortive Parthian war, and the II Parthica ...

Pannonia a Római Birodalom egyik provinciája volt. Északról és keletről a Duna, nyugatról Noricum - kezdetben kelta királyság, majd római provincia - határolta, déli határa a Száva folyótól mintegy 30–50 km-nyire délre húzódott. Nyugati határa - a Borostyánkő út védelmi igénye miatt idővel nyugatabbra tolódott és így állandósult.