How Rome exterminated the Dacian people | The Dacian Wars

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Summary:
Continuing where Part 2 left off, we find Emperor Trajan in a very precarious situation, with a burning province, a stranded army, and an approaching winter. The Roman Army will face its toughest challenge yet with the climbing of the Orastie mountains and the besieging of Dacian mountain citadels. In this video, Trajan will not only have to save the province, scale the Dacian mountains and take the capital Sarmizegetusa Regia, but also ensure a long lasting peace with the Dacians. Decebalus, however, has other plans, and will stop at nothing to witness the defeat and withdrawal of Rome...


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