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Jan 7, 1000
1000 BC Latiums enter the Northen Italian Peninsula
They settled into Italy along the TiberbRiver in small villages scattered over seven low lying hills where they herded and farmed. -
Period: Jan 7, 1000 to Jan 7, 1476
rome
timeline of rome -
Jan 7, 1015
800 BC Ecrustans are an established tribe
The Ecrustan tribe lived north of Rome and eventually ruled much of Italy including Rome itself. They treated the Romans unfairly and used a kinghood as a government. They had also learned to use arched buildings in construction. -
Jan 7, 1025
753 BC City of Rome is built
With architechual advances, the Romans build the grand city of rome featuring domes. -
Jan 7, 1050
509 BC Last Ecruscan Tarquin is overthrown
After the Romans got fed up with the Ecrustians, they fought for power and eventually, the Romans have won and overthrown the Ecrustians. -
Jan 7, 1070
509 BC Roman Republic is established by the original Twelve Tribes of the Italian Peninsula
After overthrowing the Ecrustians, the twelve tribes band together to form a republic with no king and a "fair" government. They find a way to make most people happy and keep peace for a while. -
Jan 7, 1090
450 BC Twelve Tables established
A set of laws made by the Roman rupiblic that circulated around fairness. The twelve laws were protaining to courts and trials,Trials, continued,Debt, Rights of fathers (paterfamilias) over the family, Legal guardianship and inheritance laws, Acquisition and possession, Land rights, Torts and delicts (Laws of injury), Public law, Sacred law, Supplement I and Supplement II -
Period: Jan 7, 1100 to Jan 7, 1140
264 BC Punic wars
These wars were the result of Carthage and Rome fighting for power over the Mediterranean. While all hope seemed lost for Rome, they attacked Carthage on its land and one the war. -
Jan 7, 1160
146 BC Battle of coronith
A battle between Rome and the Greek city-state of Corinth and its allies in the Achaean League in 146 BC. This battle resulted in the destrucion of Coronith and Rome becoming one of the most powerful civilizations in the Mediterranean sea -
Jan 10, 1180
agrarian reforms of gracchi
Gracchi was a Roman Popularis politician. He caused political turmoil in the Republic with his reforms of agrarian legislation that sought to transfer wealth from the wealthy, patricians and otherwise, to the poor. These reforms threatened the holdings of rich landowners in Italy. He was murdered, along with many of his supporters, by members of the Roman Senate and supporters of the conserva -
Period: Jan 10, 1190 to Jan 10, 1200
73-71 BC spartacus slaves revolt
Spartacus was a gladiator who was a Leader in one of the major slave uprisings in Rome. While the Romans were losing most of their battles, Spartacus made a deal with pirates to send them to sicily. The pirates took the money and left Spartacus who eventally lost. -
Jan 10, 1210
59 BC Julius Caesar wins the gaul campaign
Julius Caeser went on a campaign to conquer Gaul with his own army. Because of the victory, he gained loyalty from his army and became feared by the Romans. -
Jan 10, 1230
46 BC Julius Caesar named first consul by senate or dictator for life
Although the senate tried to avoid this, Julius's army scared the senate to force them to name Julius first consul. -
Jan 10, 1240
44 BC Julius Caesar is assassinated
Fearing that Caeser would ruin the republic, on the ides of March, in a meeting Caeser got assassinated by the senate -
Jan 10, 1250
31 BC battle at actium between Mark Anthony and Octavian
Mark Antony and Octavian fight for rights to be dictator after Julius Caeser. -
Jan 11, 1260
27 BC Octavian names himself Caeser Agustus
After fighting with Mark Anthony for power, Octavian wins and assums his position as dictator and names himself Caeser Agustus -
Jan 11, 1280
14 AD Caesar Agustus dies
Caesar Agustus dies setting up a long time of Roman peace known as Pax Romana -
Jan 11, 1300
25 AD Virgil writes the Aeneid
Asked by Agustus Caeser, Virgil writes a story about how Rome came to be by creating a sequel to homer's storys about a trojan hero who moves to Rome -
Jan 11, 1320
79 AD Colosseum built
During the Pax Romana, the Colosseum got built as a sign of power and wealth. The Colosseum was used as a form of entertainment for all of the city of Rome. People even got bread there as a source of food. -
Jan 11, 1340
180 AD End of Pax Romana
Through all the troubles in Rome, Pax Romana ended with Marcus Aurelius being th elast leader during that time period. This led to the decline and eventually the fall of Rome -
Jan 11, 1360
300 AD Diocletian splits empire into east and west
In hopes of keeping Rome alive, Diocletian reforms to split the empire into east and west segments. It did not work as intended and almost helped the fall of Rome -
Jan 11, 1370
313 AD Constantine declares religious tolerance through the Edict of Milan
Constantine, another reformer, allowed all religions to be worshiped in Rome allowing Christianity and Judeasm to be Worshiped again in peace. He also move the capitol of Rome to the east and named it Constantinople. -
Jan 11, 1390
455 AD Vandals sacked Rome
The sack of 455 was the second of three sacks of Rome; it was conducted by the Vandals, who were then at war with the usurping Western Roman Emperor Petronius Maximus. -
Jan 11, 1410
476 AD Odacer, chief of Visogoths, attacks rome and overthrows the last Roman emperor Romulus Agustus
This was considered the end of the Roman empire. The emperor falls and aswell with the people.
