Region: Southern Europe · Coordinates: 45.749, 16.603 · 13 events
| Year | Source | Account |
|---|---|---|
| AD 14 | Tacitus, Annals and Histories | Mutiny breaks out in the Pannonian legions, taking advantage of the change of emperor |
| AD 14 | Tacitus, Annals and Histories | Tiberius sends his son Drusus to the Pannonian camp with leading men and two cohorts of the Praetorian Guard |
| AD 14 | Tacitus, Annals and Histories | Soldiers alarmed by a lunar eclipse — the moon's light going out in the night sky — begin to calm down |
| AD 166 | Cassius Dio, Roman History | 6,000 Langobardi and Obii crossed the Ister (Danube) but were utterly routed by the cavalry and infantry; the Marcomanni sent envoys to Iallius Bassus, governor of Pannonia, swore oaths and made peace |
| AD 172 | Cassius Dio, Roman History | Marcus stayed in Pannonia and received barbarian envoys: the Quadi made peace (13,000 captives returned), an alliance was made with the boy tribe of the Batavarii, and access to markets was denied |
| AD 172 | Cassius Dio, Roman History | The Marcomanni won a battle in which Marcus Vindex, the praetorian prefect, was killed; Marcus set up three statues for him and, after defeating the enemy, received the title Germanicus |
| AD 174 | Cassius Dio, Roman History | When the Marcomanni had fulfilled all conditions, Marcus returned half of the neutral border zone, fixed places and days for trade, and exchanged hostages |
| AD 175 | Cassius Dio, Roman History | Marcus addressed the soldiers about Cassius's revolt, lamenting fate rather than showing anger, and said he would forgive Cassius |
| AD 180 | Herodian, History of the Empire | Marcus Aurelius dies of illness on the Danube front. He urges his son Commodus to treat his ministers well and passes away within a day and a night. |
| AD 180 | Herodian, History of the Empire | Commodus addresses the army from a platform and wins its loyalty by distributing a donative. |
| AD 180 | Herodian, History of the Empire | Flatterers disparage the Danube cold and extol the pleasures of Rome, so Commodus longs to return. |
| AD 180 | Herodian, History of the Empire | Pompeianus urges him to end the war and leave, saying "Rome is wherever the emperor is." Commodus asks for time. |
| AD 193 | Herodian, History of the Empire | Severus gives his army only minimal baggage and sets out in haste for Rome. |