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Title: Trajan


1
Trajan
  • By Taylor S.
  • Olympians

2
Home life
  • Full name Marcus Olpius Trajan
  • Born September 18, 53 AD
  • Lived from 53-117 AD
  • Born in Italica
  • Mother Marcia
  • Father had the same name
  • Wife Plotian

3
A emperor at last, but how?
  • 97 ad adopted as successor
  • Adopted by Nerva
  • Trajan ruled Rome after Nervas death
  • He was a amazing general

4
Some important dates and events
  • 101 AD campaign against Dacians (Rome won)
  • After winning they had huge party
  • 113 AD fight Parthians

5
Conquered Armenia
  • Conquered northern Mesopotamia
  • Kept going all the way to the Persian Gulf

6
Oh No!!!
  • After conquering, the people who were conquered
    revolted
  • Trajan fled
  • But never made it home
  • He died
  • His nephew took over the throne

7
Trajans column
  • Almost 100 feet high
  • Contribution of Roman senate
  • Marvel
  • Carvings of the story of the two Dacian wars
  • Bace was for burial chamber

8
Picture Of Trajans Column
9
Trajans Rule on Rome
  • Expanded military action
  • Led Romes government
  • Built
  • Harbor of centum Cellae
  • Many great bridges
  • Good new roads
  • Canals
  • Fixed Appian Way
  • Drained Pontian Marsh

10
Kind at heart
  • Helped the poor
  • Helped farmers out with money
  • Orphanages
  • Well loved by people
  • Considered greatest and most honored Roman
  • One of the good emperors

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Why Trajan is Wisest
  • One of the 5 good emperors
  • Amazing general
  • Conquered Armenia and Northern Mesopotamia
  • Built many helpful things
  • Helped the poor, farmers, and orphans
  • Considered greatest and most honored Roman
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