He gained the devotion of the Roman armies with his successful campaign against the Chatti across the Rhine, but the end of his reign was marked by the incursions of the Dacians under Decebalus.
He gained the devotion of the Roman armies with his successful campaign against the Chatti across the Rhine, but the end of his reign was marked by the incursions of the Dacians under Decebalus. He was nearly killed during the storming of the Capitol after the elevation of his father to the throne. Early in his reign, he was an autocratic but able ruler, but instituted a reign of terror after the revolt of Saturninus in 89 AD. FTP, who was this brother of Titus and son of Vespasian, the last of the Flavian rulers of Rome?
He gained the devotion of the Roman armies with his successful campaign against the Chatti across the Rhine, but the end of his reign was marked by the incursions of the Dacians under Decebalus.
Domitian (Titus Flavius Domitianus)