The Rise and Fall of Rome, 264 BC – AD 476 · THE MAP IN
Map of the Roman Empire in AD 117
The greatest extent
The Roman Empire in AD 117: The greatest extent. Since AD 14, 7 territories changed status on this map: including Britannia (mod. Britain), Dacia (mod. Romania), Mesopotamia (mod. Iraq) and 4 more.
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What changes on the map
| Britannia (mod. Britain) | Tribal peoples & confederations → Roman territory |
| Dacia (mod. Romania) | Tribal peoples & confederations → Roman territory |
| Mesopotamia (mod. Iraq) | Rival great powers → Roman territory |
| Nabataea (mod. Jordan) | Roman clients & allies → Roman territory |
| Armenia | Roman clients & allies → Roman territory |
| Thracia (mod. Bulgaria) | Roman clients & allies → Roman territory |
| Mauretania (mod. Morocco) | Roman clients & allies → Roman territory |
On the ground
- Beyond the wall lies Caledonia, which Rome never permanently conquered
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