Editing List of battles before 301 (section)

==1st century==
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|9 ||[[Battle of the Teutoburg Forest]] || The German leader [[Arminius]] destroys the Roman legions of [[Publius Quinctilius Varus]].
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|15 ||[[Battle at Pontes Longi]] || Inconclusive battle between Rome and Germanic tribes. 
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| rowspan="2" |16 ||[[Battle of the Weser River]] || Legions under [[Germanicus]] defeat German tribes of [[Arminius]].
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|[[Battle of the Angrivarian Wall]] || Legions under [[Germanicus]] again defeat German tribes under [[Arminius]].
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|23 ||[[Battle of Kunyang]] || After being sieged for 2 months, 9,000 insurgents under Liu Xiu defeat 450,000 of [[Wang Mang]]'s troops, ushering in the fall of Wang Mang and restoration of the [[Han dynasty]].
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|28 ||[[Battle of Baduhenna Wood]] || After a stalemate battle with the [[Frisii]], Romans withdraw from northern [[Holland]].
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|43 ||[[Battle of the Medway]] || [[Claudius]] and general [[Aulus Plautius]] defeat a confederation of British [[Celtic tribes]]. [[Roman invasion of Britain]] begins.
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|49 ||[[Siege of Uspe]] || Rome-allied [[Aorsi]] defeat the [[Siraces]], [[Roman–Bosporan War]] ends soon after.
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|50 ||[[Battle of Caer Caradock]] || The British chieftain [[Caratacus|Caractacus]] is defeated and captured by the Romans under Ostorius Scapula.
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|58 ||[[Battle between the Hermunduri and the Chatti|Salt Battle]] || Germanic [[Hermunduri]] tribe defeat Germanic [[Chatti]] tribe over control of the [[Main (river)|Main River]].
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|60-61 ||[[Battle of Camulodunum]] || A [[Ancient Britons|British]] horde led by [[Boudica]] crushes most of the IX Legion under [[Quintus Petillius Cerialis]].
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| rowspan="2" |61 ||[[Battle of Watling Street]] || The uprising of the British queen [[Boudica]] against the Romans is defeated by [[Suetonius Paullinus]].
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|[[Roman–Parthian War of 58–63|Siege of Tigranocerta]] || Parthians siege Roman city until truce agreed to, said truce was extremely brief.
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|62 ||[[Battle of Rhandeia]] || Romans under [[Lucius Caesennius Paetus]] are defeated by a Parthian-Armenian army under [[Tiridates I of Armenia|King Tiridates]] of Parthia.
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|66 ||[[Battle of Beth Horon (66)]] || Jewish rebels defeat a Roman legion, bringing about one of Rome's most severe defeats against rebels in their history.
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| rowspan="2" |67 ||[[Siege of Yodfat]]|| Roman forces under [[Vespasianus]] and [[Titus]] sack Yodfat after 47 days, killing most of its inhabitants and enslaving the rest.
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|[[Siege of Gamla]]|| City of [[Gamla]] besieged by Rome during the [[First Jewish-Roman War]].
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|68
|[[Battle of Vesontio (68)|Battle of Vensontio]]
|Governor of [[Germania Superior]] [[Lucius Verginius Rufus]] defeats the rebellion of [[Gaius Julius Vindex]] 
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| rowspan="3" |69 ||[[Battle of Bedriacum]] || 14 April – [[Vitellius]], commander of the Rhine armies, defeats Emperor [[Otho]] and seizes the throne.
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|[[Second Battle of Bedriacum]] || 24 October – Forces under Antonius Primus, the commander of the Danube armies loyal to [[Vespasian]], defeat the forces of Emperor [[Vitellius]].
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|[[Battle of Locus Castorum]] || Armies of Emperors [[Otho]] and [[Vitellius]] clash in northern Italy, ending in victory for Otho's forces.
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|70 ||[[Siege of Jerusalem (70)]] || [[Titus]] lays siege to Jerusalem for 7 months, killing tens of thousands of Jews and destroying the [[Second Temple of Jerusalem]].
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|71 ||[[Battle of Stanwick]] || Roman forces defeat the [[Brigantes]].
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|73 ||[[Battle of Yiwulu]] || Part of an expedition against the [[Xiongnu]], ending in [[Han dynasty|Han]] victory.
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|74 ||[[Siege of Masada]] || Final Roman defeat of Jewish [[Sicarii]] rebels.
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|84 ||[[Battle of Mons Graupius]] || The Romans under [[Gnaeus Julius Agricola|Agricola]] defeat the Caledonians.
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|87-88 ||[[First Battle of Tapae]] || Battle between the Roman emperor [[Domitian]] and the [[Kingdom of Dacia]].
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|89 ||[[Battle of Ikh Bayan]]|| Part of an expedition against the [[Xiongnu]], decisive [[Han dynasty|Han]] victory with massive numbers of prisoners taken. Collapse of Xiongnu Empire.
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