A first-century CE conflict in this region is depicted in spiral reliefs on a Roman emperor's namesake column.
This region's people were divided into two classes: the common comati, or capilati, and the noble tarabostes, or pileati. Many of its towns were named with the suffix "dava," including Sucidava and the possible one-time capital, Argedava. A ruler of this non-Gaul region started its use of a namesake style of murus, or wall. Soldiers of this region used the sickle-like falx during a war in which a bridge near the Iron Gates was built by Apollodorus. Its capital Sarmizegethusa was captured twice during the reign of its king Decebalus. A first-century CE conflict in this region is depicted in spiral reliefs on a Roman emperor's namesake column. For 10 points, name this region north of the Danube roughly corresponding to modern Romania, which was conquered by Trajan.
This region's people were divided into two classes: the common comati, or capilati, and the noble tarabostes, or pileati.
Dacia