117
This page relates to the year 117 Calendrier Julien.
Events
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a general insurrection bursts in Mésopotamie: Séleucie of the Tiger, Nisibe, Edesse drive out their garrisons; a Roman legion is entirely destroyed. Trajan represses the movement, but must make concessions. Without giving up its annexations in Mésopotamie, it reconstitutes a Parthian kingdom decreased in territory and placed under Roman suzerainty.
- the Juifs of Cyprus are prohibited of stay on the island.
- Failure of the seat of Hatra in Syria by Trajan.
- Trajan, on its bed of death, adopts Hadrian and designates it as its heir. He dies in Sélinonte de Cilicie at the time of his return of the war in the East; under its reign, the Roman empire reached its maximum geographical extension.
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August 11th: Beginning of the reign of Hadrian, Roman Emperor. (end in 138).
- Hadrian, Spaniard like Trajan, is an excellent officer who has achieves a brilliant career. Is especially a cultivated man and an administrator who inaugurates a civil government, giving up the policy of conquest of its predecessor to consolidate the empire.
- Hadrian sign a treaty with the Parthes and gives up the Mésopotamie, the Arménie and the Assyrie to restore peace at the borders of the empire.
- the large officers of Trajan, opposed to this policy, compromise themselves in the “plot of consular”, and will be carried out in 118.
- the repeated attacks of the Sarmates cause an attempt at rising of the Daces subjected (117 - 118).
- Flowering of Palmyre, which trades with Low the Mésopotamie and Rome.
- the Roman Historien Tacite publishes the Annales , a history of Rome since the death of Octave Auguste.
- the perception of taxes replaces with Rome the leasing.
- Saint Ignace is thrown to the animals like Christian (or 107).
- Beginning of the construction of the Odéon of Lyon (117 - 132).
- Constuction of the basilica plotine of Nimes (117 - 138).
Births in 117
Death in 117
- Dion Chrysostome, rhetor and Greek philosopher (born in 40).
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