The dates will be in AUC Ab Urbe Condita, Foundation of Rome and AD, Anno Domini.
AUC AD
1 -753 Founding of Rome
39 -715 Apotheosis of Romulus. Numa Pompilius becomes King.
81 -673 Tullus Hostilius becomes King.
113 -641 Ancus Martius becomes King.
138 -616 Tarquinius Priscus becomes King.
175 -579 Servius Tullius becomes King.
220 -534 Tarquinius Superbus becomes King.
245 -509 Expulsion of Tarquinius Superbus, beginning of the Republic.
246 -508 Defense of the Sublician Bridge [Pons Sublicius] by Horatius Cocles against the Etruscans led by Lars Porsenna.
303 -451 Publication of the Twelve Tables.
358 -396 Fall of Veii to the Legions.
364 -390 Sack of Rome by the Gauls.
376 -378 Construction of the Servian Wall.
411 -343 First Samnite War.
414 -340 Latin Revolt or the Social War.
427 -327 Second Samnite War.
431 -323 Death of Alexander The Great.
433 -325 Battle of the Caudine Forks.
456 -298 Third Samnite War.
474 -280 Invasion by Pyrrhus of Epirius.
490 -264 First Punic War.
494 -260 Battle of Mylae.
513 -241 Battle of Aegates.
525 -229 First Illyrian War.
535 -219 Second Illyrian War.
536 -218 Second Punic War.
537 -217 Battle of Lake Trasimene.
538 -216 Battle of Cannae.
540 -214 First Macedonian War.
543 -211 Capture of Syracusae
552 -202 Battle of Zama.
554 -200 Second Macedonian War.
582 -172 Third macedonian War.
605 -149 Third Punic War.
606 -148 Fourth Macedonian War.
608 -146 Destruction of Carthage.
608 -146 Destruction of Corinth.
620 -134 Destruction of Numantia.
621 -133 Assassination of T. Gracchus. Gift of Asia to Rome by King Attalus II of Pergamum.
633 -121 Execution of C. Gracchus.
642 -112 Numidian Wars.
652 -102 Battle of Aquae Sextiae.
653 -101 Battle of Vercellae.
664 -90 Marsian War.
665 -89 First Mithridatic War.
666 -88 First march of Sulla on Rome against Marius.
671 -83 Second march on Rome against Cinna.
671 -83 Second Mithridatic War.
680 -74 Third Mithridatic War.
681 -73 Slave Revolt of Spartacus.
687 -67 Campaign against the Cicilian Pirates by Pompey.
691 -63 Conspiracy of the Catiline.
694 -60 First triumvirate - Pompey, Crassus and Caesar.
696 -58 Beginning of the Gallic Wars.
701 -53 Battle of Carrhae and the destruction of Crassus and his Legions.
702 -52 Siege of Alesia. Ending of the Gallic Wars with the capture of Vercingetorix.
705 -49 Crossing of the Rubicon by Caesar. Beginning of the Civil Wars.
706 -48 Battle of Pharsalus.
707 -47 Battle of Zela.
708 -46 Battle of Thapsus.
709 -45 Battle of Munda.
710 -44 Assassination of Caesar, beginning of a new round of Civil War.
711 -43 Battle of Mutina. Second Triumvirate - Octavian, Antony, Lucullus
712 -42 Battle of Philippi.
723 -31 Battle of Actium.
724 -30 Death of Mark Antony and Cleopatra.
727 -27 Octavian, also know as Augustus, ascends to the purple.
758 6 Rebellion in Pannonia
761 9 The Ambush of Gaius Avidius Maro in the Teutoburg Forest is a disaster for the Cherusci tribe. Arminius and his rebelling German tribesmen are wiped out by the counter ambush set up by Maro. Who is then given the agnomen, (Honorific title) Germanicus. Germanicus becomes Augustus's adopted heir. Beginning the tradition of the Emperor adopting military genius's as their heirs.
780 28 Mutiny of the German and Danubian Legions.
782 30 Germanicus sucessfully puts down the Revolting Legions. In a move of magnaminity to celebrate his Triumph, Germanicus commutes all sentences of death, including a little known carpenter in the province of Iudea.
793 41 Emperor Horatius ascends to the purple.
795 43 Invasion of Britannia.
812 60 Rebellion of Queen Boudicca in Britannia.
818 66 First Jewish Revolt.
820 68 Emperor Servius ascends to the purple.
821 69 Emperor Servius dies unexpetedly without issue, and sets off the year of the four Emperors, Servius, Otho, Vitellius, Vespasian.
822 70 Destruction of Hierosolyma (Jerusalem).
823 71 Plague and fire in Rome.
831 79 In a move that tries to overturn the tradition of Augustus, Vespasian on his deathbed announces his son Titus as his heir to the purple.
831 79 Eruption of Vesuvius.
832 80 First games held in the Flavian Amphitheatre (Colosseum).
840 88 Revolt of Saturninus.
848 96 In a move that surprises the Senate, Titus names a relatively unknown but Very successfull Legion Commander his heir, Lucius Sempronius.
849 97 Sempronius ascends to the purple, and the tradition of Augustus is restored.
850 98 Trajan ascends to the purple.
853 101 Dacian War, Dacia Conquered.
867 115 1st Parthian war, Mesopotamia up to the Tigris and Euphrates taken from Parthia in the treaty of peace. The Praefecturus Arabiae is reorganized with the new Arabian provinces added.
871 119 Hadrian ascends to the purple.
873 121 Construction of Hadrian's Wall.
883 131 Tineius Rufus performs the foundation ceremony of Aelia Capitolina, the Roman city built on top of the ruins of Hierosolyma (Jerusalem).
884 132 Beginning of the Second Jewish revolt.
885 133 With the capture of Jerusalem the state of Israel is proclamed, led by Simon Bar Kokhba, who took the title Nasi Israel.
885 133 Hadrian called his general Sextus Julius Severus from Britain, and troops were brought from as far as the Danube.
887 135 Romans batter down the the walls of Hierosolyma and slaughter the entire Jewish population. Hadrian prohibits the Torah law, the Hebrew calendar and executes all Judaic scholars. The sacred scroll is ceremoniously burned on the Temple Mount. At the former Temple sanctuary, he installs two statues, one of Jupiter, another of himself. To wipe the memory of the Jews from history he replaces the name of the provice Iudea with Syria Palaestina, after the Philistines, the ancient enemies of the Jews. He reestablishes Hierosolyma as the Roman pagan polis of Aelia Capitolina, and Jews were forbidden from entering it.
887 135, Arrianus repels an Alan invasion by successfully organizing the legions and auxiliary troops at his disposal. He deployed the legionaries in depth supported by polyboros ballistae, veiltes armed with pila in ambush, and Cavalry on the flanks defeated the assault of the Alan cataphracts using these combined arms tactics. The battle was a victory of a Roman infantry heavy force against armored barbarian cavalry and it stood as proof that they could defeat barbarian cavalry heavy armies if proper tactics are used.
888 136 Seeing how devastated the Alan army was, Arrianus decided to put pay to the Alan account by following up the Alan attack by launching an assault of his own. In a campaign that would have been worthy of the divine Caesar, Arrianus sweeps the Caucaso (Caucasus) clear of the Alans and uses the Tanais (Don) and the Rha (Volga) as stopping points. He then fortifies the open section of the steppe between the narrow portion not covered by the rivers.
890 138 The Senate organizes the Praefecturus Caucaso with the provincae Colchis; Populi Colchis, Iberia; Municipum Iberia Superior, Albania; Montana Albania Inferior, and Alania; Isca Silurum**.
During this period Arrianus wrote several works, in Latin, on military tactics, including Ektaxis kata Alanoon, which detailed the above Campaign against the Alans.
892 140 Antoninus Pius ascends to the purple.
897 145 Revolt in Mauretania.
900 148 Invasion of Caledonia and Hibernia.
903 151 Second Parthian War.
911 159 Second Parthian war ends with the absorbtion of Parthian provinces that are organized into the Provincae of Persia Maior, consisting of, Iberia; Meschistha, Media; Ecbatana, Elymais; Susa, Mesene; Spasinou, Persis; Persepolis*, Tamis; Tamis.
915 163 Marcus Aurelius ascends to the purple.
916 164 The secret of Fulminata (Gunpowder) is discovered.
936 184 Continuing the tradition of Augustus and realising his son Commodus is not fit to rule, Marcus Aurelius takes Avidius Cassius as his heir.
937 185 Avidius Cassius ascends to the purple.
940 188 The third Parthian War begins and ends with th full absorbtion of the rest of the Parthian Empire and reorganized as the Praefecturus Arbita with the Provincae of Arbita consisting of, Hyrcania; Gurgan, Parthyenae; Nisa, Aria; Alexandria Ariorum, Bactria; Bactra, Capisenae; Capisa, Arachosia; Akra, Indoskythiae; Portus Mecedonum*. And the Provincae of Persia Minor consisting of Gedrosia; Barna, Maketa; Armuzia*, Carmania; Karman, Sardae; Bardasir.
953 201 Publius Sextius ascends to the purple.
982 230 Nepius Flavius ascends to the purple.
984 232 The beginning of the Germanic War.
987 235 First appearence of Fulminata armed Tormentum and are used to batter down the walls of Modi'in to end the Third Jewish Revolt. The Jews are then scattered across the empire.
990 238 The first in what will become an escalating series of attacks by the Goths occurs. They attack the Roman city of Tyras, but are driven off by the Tormentum stationed in the local Legio vexillatio's Castra.
993 241 The Germanic war ends with a massive shift eastwards of the Roman Northern Frontier with the addition of the Provincae of Germania added to the Praefecturus Rheni consisting of, Frisia; Alisia, Langobardia; Chaucia, Chattia; Colonia Germanicus**, Cheruscia; Colonia Hermundurum, Ager Decumates; Colonia Drusa et Germania*, Boiohaemum; Colonia Octaviana, Marcomannia; Colonia Atia Julia. And the completely new Praefecturus Transdanuvii with the provincae of Gothicae consisting of Gothica I; Colonia Grineva, Gothica II; Tyras, Dacia II; Ulpia Traiana Sarmizegetusa**. And the Provincae of Transdanuvii consisting of Hunnia; Colonia Augusta, Vandalia Inferior; Forum Aurelii*, Carpia; Colonia Iazygia, and the Provincae of Germania Magna consisting of Teutonia; Caesarea, Saxonia; Colonia Saxonia*, Suebia; Albia, Vandalia Superior; Augusta.
1000 248 Millenial celebration of the Founding of Rome.
1001 249 The Goths once again attempt to take Tyras, but this time are driven off by the VIII Cohors of Legio XXIII Britannia.
1002 250 First appearence of Roman Fulminata using Pila. They are little more than bronze tubes strapped to a wooden stock. Their range is limited to fifty yards and at first they are mainly used for their shock value before closing to melee range with the Gladius.
1003 251 The Goths under Cniva began the invasion of the Roman Empire when he crossed the Dniester. He sent detachments throughout the Roman province of Gothica II with forces of Goths, Germans, and Sarmatians. His considerable forces demanded the attention of the provincial Pro-Consul Decimus Publicus Paratus. While Cniva was laying siege to the city of Tyras, Publicus arrived, and the Goths left and headed towards Ulpia Traiana Sarmizegetusa, the Prefecture's capital. Publicus and his troops, now reinforced by the troops of the Prefecture, pursued Cniva through the difficult terrain, but after many a forced march, Cniva turned his his troops on Publicus, who had assumed he was further away from the Goths than he actually was. The Roman castra was surprised and Publicus fled while his army was defeated. Cniva then laid siege to Ulpia Traiana Sarmizegetusa, and after a long resistance he conquered the city, slaying one hundred thousand people, and taking just as many prisoner.
1004 252 The Empire's Response
The sack of Ulpia Traiana Sarmizegetusa invigorated the Emperor, who began to form another army to intercept any troops consisting of Germans, Sarmatians and Goths.
The new Pro-Consul, Titus Atticus Iulian, repaired and strengthened his fortifications along the Dniester, intending to oppose Cniva?s forces. The Romans in time, with their superior numbers, surrounded the Goths, who attempted now to retreat from the empire with their booty and prisoners. But Atticus, seeking revenge and confident of victory, attacked the Goths at a small town called Forum Longinus. The Gothic army was caught in a swamp and when they attempted to attack the Roman army, the Tormentum opened fire. The Legionaires fired one volley, dropped their Pilas, and drew their Gladuis's. Like the Divine Caesar had done centurys ago, they began the slaughter up close and personal. Every member of that invading army, including Cniva, were slain in this battle. The battle was known as the Battle of Forum Longinus.