Figure - Roman Emperor Trajan 98 to 117 AD. From Soldier to Emperor! by Minormous

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S.P.Q.R Roman Emperor Trajan 98 to 117 AD.Emperor Trajan's Military Might Emperor Trajan was a Roman Emperor who ruled from 98 to 117 AD. He is often considered one of the greatest emperors in Roman history, known for his military conquests, public works, and social welfare programs. Trajan was born in Spain in 53 AD and rose through the ranks of the Roman army to become a highly respected general. He was elected emperor in 98 AD after the death of Emperor Nerva, who had adopted him as his successor. Trajan's military conquests were some of the most significant in Roman history. He expanded the empire to its largest size by conquering Dacia (modern-day Romania) and Mesopotamia (modern-day Iraq), and he defeated the Parthian Empire, a long-standing rival of Rome. These victories brought great wealth and prestige to the empire. Trajan was also known for his extensive public works projects. He commissioned the construction of numerous roads, aqueducts, and public buildings throughout the empire, including the famous Trajan's Column in Rome, which commemorated his victories in Dacia. In addition to his military and public works achievements, Trajan was also known for his social welfare programs. He implemented policies to provide aid to the poor and the sick, and he established public schools to provide education for the children of the empire. Trajan died in 117 AD while on a campaign in the east, and he was succeeded by his adopted son, Hadrian. Today, Trajan is remembered as…