the romans dominated the iberian peninsula in 132 bc.
the romans dominated the iberian peninsula in 132 bc.
when did the romans dominate the iberian peninsula?
132 bc
the roman conquest of the iberian peninsula was a process by which the roman republic seized territories in the iberian peninsula that were previously under the control of native celtiberian tribes and the carthaginian empire. the carthaginian territories in the south and east of the peninsula were conquered in 206 bc during the second punic war. control was gradually extended over most of the iberian peninsula without annexations. it was completed after the fall of the republic (27 bc), by augustus, the first roman emperor, who annexed the whole of the peninsula to the roman empire in 19 bc. the peninsula had various ethnic groups and a large number of tribes.
roman conquest of the iberian peninsula
timeline of germanic kingdoms in the iberian peninsula









































this is a historical timeline of the iberian peninsula during the period of the germanic kingdoms (5th to 8th centuries).









































section::::5th century.









































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bullet::::- invasion of the nw of the iberian peninsula (the roman gallaecia) by the germanic suevi (quadi and marcomanni) under king hermerico, accompanied by the buri. the suevic kingdom eventually received official recognition ("foedus") from the romans for their settlement there in gallaecia. it was the first kingdom separated from the roman empire that minted coins.
timeline of germanic kingdoms in the iberian peninsula