- Dacia: Trajan conquered Dacia (modern-day Romania) in two wars, from 101 to 102 and from 105 to 106.
- Arabia Petraea: Trajan conquered Arabia Petraea (modern-day Jordan) in 106.
- Mesopotamia: Trajan conquered Mesopotamia (modern-day Iraq) in 115, but it was later abandoned by his successor Hadrian.
By imperial decree dated from the Palace of Saint-Cloud, April 15, 1806, a regiment of dragoons was organized on the model of horse grenadiers. Their uniform was exactly the same, but the blue cloth was replaced by green cloth. Guard Dragon Recruitment was from the various dragoon regiments of
Surely the reader remembers that article that we dedicated to the Challenge of Bordeaux, framed in the context of the wars that the French Carlos de Anjou and the Aragonese Pedro III maintained for the throne of the Kingdom of Sicily, which finally remained in Aragonese hands. But the rivalry contin
We discover nothing if we say that the Kingdom of Aragon , later the Crown of Aragon, became one of the most powerful kingdoms in the Mediterranean in the Middle Ages. His domains ranged from the Pyrenees to the south of Alicante, without forgetting much of southern Italy and almost all the western
The death of Robespierre, beyond the vast movement of popular uprising , represented the end of the dictatorship of the sans-culottes. A Convention, certainly less virtuous, but free to say what it thinks, serves as an alibi for the men of the day, opportunists and speculators for many of them.But,