Beyond the Danube, Rome faced a kingdom powerful enough to defeat its armies, challenge its emperors, and force the empire into one of its most famous wars. From the rise of Burebista and the mountain strongholds of Sarmizegetusa to Decebalus, Trajan's conquest, Roman rule, and the enduring mysteries surrounding Dacian identity, this book reconstructs the world of ancient Dacia from archaeology, surviving texts, warfare, religion, and political history, separating what we truly know from the legends that came later.
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