Roman Punic wars.

The founding of Rome

753 BCE

On April 21 Rome was founded by Romulus and his twin brother, Remus who were both raised by wolves.

The start of the republic

509 BCE

In 509 Bc the Roman republic was born after the last Etruscan king ,Lucius Tarquinius Superbus,
overthrown.

A new ruler

306 BCE

A new ruler came to power in Rome 306 Bc when Constantine at the age of 23 was elected by his troops to become the leader of Rome.

The start of the war

264 BCE

The wars started in 264 Bc when Rome wanted to expand their land to Sicily, which evidently was under the control of Carthage, resulting in battles to have the possession of Sicily.

The second Punic war begins

218 BCE

In 218 Bc the city of Rome declared war on Carthage for the second time, which did not go as well for Rome in the following year as the first war had.

The siege of Rome

149 BCE

In 149 Bc the city of rome began attack on Carthage as they tried two times to scale the city walls but were repulsed both times.

The war against Jugurtha.

107 BCE

Gaius Marius, having enacted the marian reforms of the Roman army, arrived in North Africa to lead a war against Jugurtha.

Sulla's civil war

83 BCE

In 83 Bc a Sulla's civil war broke out between the Roman general Lucius Cornelius Sulla and his opponents, the Cinna-marius faction. The war ended with a battle just outside the city of Rome itself.

Julius Caesar comes to power.

45 BCE

IN 43 Bc Julius Caesar became the first dictator of Rome after taking too much control after being elected, ending the Roman republic.

The death of Julius Caesar

44 BCE

On March 15, 44 Bc Julius caesar the Roman dictator was stabbed to death by assassins who were believed to be the Roman senators.

The attack on the Roman empire.

406

The city of Rome was invaded and attacked by a group of barbarians cross the Rhine frontier into the territory of western Rome