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Illyrian Wars

The Illyrian Wars were a series of wars fought between the Roman Republic and the Illyrian kingdom under the Ardiaei and Labeatae. In the First Illyrian War, which lasted from 229 BC to 228 BC, Rome's concern was that the trade across the Adriatic Sea increased after the First Punic War at a time when Ardiaei power increased under queen Teuta. Attacks on…

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Illyria
Date
Date229 BC – 228 BCLocationIllyriaResult Roman victory · 229 BC – 228 BC
Result
Roman victory

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related to Sources · 45
Illyrian Wars → An Introductory History, Ancient Rome, Appian, Arthur, Berkeley, Blackwell Publishers, California Press, Classical Philology, Coming, Dalmatia, Demetrius, Erich, Europe, Horace White, Illyricum, ISBN, ISSN, Italy, John, Kos
related to Anti-Roman policy · 19
Illyrian Wars → Adriatic, An, Ardiaean State, At, First, Gentius, Illyrian, In, Lissus, Macedonian, Perseus, Rhodes, Roman, Romans, Rome, Scodra, Selcë, The, Thus
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Illyrian Wars → 229 BC – 228 BC, Date229 BC – 228 BCLocationIllyriaResult Roman victory
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Illyrian Wars → Illyria
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Illyrian Wars → Roman victory

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illyrian roman bc gentius demetrius war rome romans illyria teuta fleet city illyrians ships corcyra pharos apollonia first forces state

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Illyrian WarsDateDate229 BC – 228 BCLocationIllyriaResult Roman victory1.00infobox
Illyrian WarsDate229 BC – 228 BC1.00infobox
Illyrian WarsLocationIllyria1.00infobox
Illyrian WarsResultRoman victory1.00infobox
Illyrian Warsrelated to Anti-Roman policyGentius0.60section
Illyrian Warsrelated to Anti-Roman policyRoman0.60section
Illyrian Warsrelated to Anti-Roman policyIllyrian0.60section
Illyrian Warsrelated to Anti-Roman policyArdiaean State0.60section
Illyrian Warsrelated to Anti-Roman policyFirst0.60section
Illyrian Warsrelated to Anti-Roman policyLissus0.60section
Illyrian Warsrelated to Anti-Roman policyScodra0.60section
Illyrian Warsrelated to Anti-Roman policyAt0.60section

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