This battle's victor was later defeated near the Angrivariian wall, and would later defeat another force at the Battle of the Weser River.
This battle's victor was later defeated near the Angrivariian wall, and would later defeat another force at the Battle of the Weser River. One commander at this battle had earlier eloped with Thusnelda, who gave birth to his son Thumelicus. The losing side broke out of its encirclement but soon after fell into another trap at Kalkriese Hill. Prior to this battle, Segestes warned this battle's loser of a possible ambush, but that warning was ignored. On the third and last day of this battle, the Roman leader committed suicide by falling on his sword. For ten points, name this 9AD battle in which tribes such as the Cherusci and Marsi led by Armenius utterly destroyed Roman forces and which led Augustus to exclaim 'Quintilius Varus, give me back my legions!''
This battle's victor was later defeated near the Angrivariian wall, and would later defeat another force at the Battle of the Weser River.
Battle of the Teutoberg Forest [accept Varian Disaster before Varus]