27 BC Roman Empire begins Octavius appoints himself "Augustus", which means the first emperor. 64 Much of Rome burns Nero set fire to Rome and blames the Christians for it. 80 Colosseum is built The Colosseu
The Roman Empire was one of the mightiest empires of all time. Learn important dates and events that happened during the Roman Empire, as well as...
The Roman Empire fell in 476 CE. Technically, only the western half of the empire fell when German warriors sacked it under the leadership of Odoacer. Who was the longest Roman emperor? Augustus was Rome's longest-serving emperor. He ruled for 40 years and ushered Rome into an era of pe...
This timeline uses the Gracchi brothers' attempt at reform as the starting point and ends when the Republic has given way to the Empire as evidenced by the rise of the first Roman emperor. The Gracchi brothers were Tiberius Gracchus and Gaius Gracchus. The two of them were politicians who ...
Historians build and use timelines to put events and history into perspective. It should also be noted, timelines allow the person observing the span of history to analyze and come to conclusions. Especially when studying ancient Roman history as this amazing civilization spanned for a great amount...
Project Management Timeline Chart Roman History TimelineA timeline of Roman history highlighting major events from the Roman Kingdom through the Byzantine Empire. Features enhanced navigation along with custom tooltips, labels, colors, and locale adjustments....
The client kingdom ofThraceis annexed into the empire as a province. 47 AD The Roman general Gn. Domitius Corbulo defeats the Frisii. 47 AD Claudius celebrates the Secular Games, as Rome celebrates the 800th anniversary of the founding of the city. ...
The series of five emperors of the Roman Empire who ruled in the 2nd century A.D is commonly refered to as "The five good Emperors". The five emperors were known for their moderation and their reign corresponds to the period known as the Pax Romana. Lasting from AD 96 to 180, these ...
look at an entire millennium. If the class is about the history of life, you could look at an entire era or epoch. Explain how each date corresponds to an event: for example, 1776 for the signing of the Declaration of Independence, or 27 B.C. for the creation of the Roman Empire. ...
The Wars of the Diadochi follow, with devastating results for the empire. 300 BC: Euclid publishes his great work Elements. 265 BC: Archimedes develops the homonymous screw, specific gravity and center of gravity. 146 BC: Greece is annexed to the Roman Empire after a series of wars. See ...