Baia de sânge care a schimbat istoria Daciei. Ziua în care Roma a plătit scump victoria

The bloody battle between Dacians and Romans in 101-102 AD marked a significant moment in Dacia's history, with heavy losses on both sides. The Roman victory came at a high cost, leading to the construction of the Tropaeum Traiani monument to commemorate the fallen soldiers. Dacians, organized in tribes, frequently clashed with Rome, especially after the fragmentation of their kingdom post-Burebista. Despite Roman attempts to secure peace through subsidies, Dacian incursions persisted, culminating in significant conflicts, including the disastrous Roman defeat at Tapae. Emperor Traian aimed to eliminate the Dacian threat, leading to further military campaigns against Decebal.