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Second Punic War
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Uploaded by Aidan Walker Jul 25, 2024 at 06:18PM EDT
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![STOP DOING EASTERN WARS - BORDERS WERE SUPPOSED TO HAVE NATURAL BARRIERS - YEARS OF FIGHTING yet NO REAL USE for Osroene - Wanted to win a victory for a laugh? We had a place for that: it was called "The Danube Frontier". - "I need to invade Persia and start a decades long war so I can gain legitimacy" - Statements dreamed up by the utterly deranged LOOK at these supposedly "justified" battles generals have engaged in, with all of the empire's best soldiers: Battle of Singara Part of the Perso-Roman wars of 337-361 Date 344 CE Date Location Singara, Mesopotamia Result Sasanian victory[1] or Roman victory[2][a] Location Result [3] Belligerents Sasanian Empire Commanders and leaders Roman Empire Battle of Samarra Part of the Julian's Persian War June 363 AD[1] Samarra, Mesopotamia (Iraq) Sasanian Empire victory Sasanian Empire Belligerents Roman Empire Commanders and leaders Julian (DOW) Battle of Carrhae Part of Roman-Parthian Wars Commanders and leaders Marcus Licinius Crassus + Surena Publius Licinius Crassus + Silaces Gaius Cassius Longinus 36,000-43,000 men • 28,000-35,000 legionaries • 4,000 cavalry Strength 1,000 Gallic cavalry • 4,000 light infantry 10,000 ⚫ 1,000 cataphracts • 9,000 horse archers Shapur II Constantius II shapur II Prince Narseh + Merena + Strength Strength Unknown Unknown, but larger Unknown -65,000 Heavy[4] Casualties and losses Heavy[5] Casualties and losses Unknown Unknown 30,000 Casualties and losses Unknown, but minimal • 20,000 killed [2] • 10,000 captured](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/002/869/633/3a3.png "Can't Win Against Persia")
