224–363 series of wars
Dates, participants and sources of this conflict →Related events
The chronological links below come from Wikidata’s “part of” and “has part” relations. This selection covers 229 — 363; it does not claim to cover the entire conflict or reconstruct an army’s movements.
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Ardashir I's Siege of Hatra ↗
Source · Q132645295 - 229 — 233
First Mesopotamian campaign of Ardashir I
On the map ↗ Source · Q3651745 - 230 — 233
Sassanid campaign of Severus Alexander
On the map ↗ Source · Q3651725 - 237 — 238
Second Mesopotamian campaign of Ardashir I
On the map ↗ Source · Q133842687 - 242 — 244
Sasanian campaign of Gordian III
On the map ↗ Source · Q3651727 - 242 — 260
Shapur I's Syrio-Mesopotamian campaign
On the map ↗ Source · Q3651755 - 243
Battle of Resaena ↗
Source · Q2243653 - 244
Battle of Misiche ↗
Source · Q1583991 - 250s
Siege of Dura-Europos ↗
Source · Q1125035 - 252
Battle of Barbalissos ↗
Source · Q2665461 - 252
Siege of Nisibis ↗
Source · Q53813053 - 253
Siege of Antioch ↗
Source · Q3625439 - 253
Siege of Emesa ↗
Source · Q56348885 - 260
Battle of Edessa ↗
Source · Q1165502 - 260
Siege of Antioch ↗
Source · Q3625440 - 260
Siege of Caesarea ↗
Source · Q3625459 - 261 — 265
Odaenathus' Sasanian campaigns
On the map ↗ Source · Q3651752 - 263
Battle of Ctesiphon ↗
Source · Q16209451 - 283
Carus and Numerian's Sasanian campaign
On the map ↗ Source · Q3651726 - 296
Battle of Carrhae ↗
Source · Q16208506 - 296 — 298
Sasanian campaigns of Galerius
On the map ↗ Source · Q250254 - 298
Battle of Satala ↗
Source · Q503605 - 337 — 361
Perso-Roman wars of 337–361
On the map ↗ Source · Q55629507 - 350
Siege of Nisibis ↗
Source · Q132126510 - 359
Siege of Amida ↗
Source · Q815110 - 360
Constantius II's Siege of Bezabde ↗
Source · Q4337359 - 363
Siege of Maiozamalcha ↗
Source · Q39049900 - March 363 — July 363
Julian's Persian expedition
On the map ↗ Source · Q1229305 - 27 April 363 — 29 April 363
Siege of Pirisabora ↗
Source · Q1241619 - 29 May 363
Battle of Ctesiphon ↗
Source · Q767124 - June 363
Driving car
On the map ↗ Source · Q1231697 - 22 June 363
Battle of Maranga ↗
Source · Q2889226
Provenance and limits
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