Battle of Satala
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The <entity_1> was fought in <entity_6>, in <entity_2>, between the forces of the Roman Empire under the Tetrarch Galerius and the forces of the Sasanian Empire of Persia led by Shah Narseh (Narses). Though traditionally known as the <entity_1>, the precise location of the <entity_5> is not known; the town of <entity_3> may have served as the Roman base of operations. In an early Armenian history it is stated that the <entity_5> was fought in the region of <entity_4>, at a village called Osxay. According to historian Ursula Weber, "it is quite certain" that the whole of <entity_2> continued to a part of the Sasanian Empire in the 3rd-century, until it was later ceded to the Romans in <entity_6>/9 after the Peace of Nisibis. Narseh did not advance from <entity_2> and Mesopotamia, allowing Galerius to take the offensive in <entity_6> with an attack on northern Mesopotamia via <entity_2>. Narseh was himself wounded in the <entity_5> and fled <entity_2> into the Persian heartland, presumably in the hope of raising more troops; the booty taken by the victors was so great that it achieved legendary status and its transport back to Roman territory posed a logistical challenge. It ended the <entity_0>; Tiridates was restored to his throne in <entity_2> as a Roman vassal, and the Georgian Kingdom of Iberia was acknowledged as also falling under Roman authority.
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