Battle of Cibalae

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The Battle of Cibalae was a pivotal 314 AD clash between the Roman emperors Constantine I and Licinius that helped secure Constantine’s dominance in the later Roman Empire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient battle
battle
alsoInvolvedCommander Crispus
associatedWith rise of Constantine as sole ruler of the Roman Empire
belligerentCommander Constantine I
Licinius
surface form: Licinius I
chronologicalOrder early major victory of Constantine in the conflict with Licinius
combatant Constantine I
Licinius
surface form: Licinius I
conflictIn Roman Empire
conflictType civil war battle
consequence Constantine gained control over most of the Balkans
strengthened Constantine’s position in the Roman Empire
weakened Licinius’s territorial control
date 8 October 314
era Late Antiquity
surface form: Late Roman Empire
followedBy Battle of Mardia
foughtBetween Western Roman Empire under Constantine I and Eastern Roman Empire under Licinius I
geopoliticalImpact shifted balance of power in the eastern Balkans
historicalPeriod Tetrarchic and post-Tetrarchic period
languageOfPrimarySources Greek
Latin
locatedInPresentDay Croatia
Vinkovci
militaryForce Roman imperial armies on both sides
militaryTactics pitched field battle
notableFor helping secure Constantine’s dominance in the later Roman Empire
one of the key clashes between rival Roman emperors
outcome defeat of Licinius I
partOf Constantinian civil war
surface form: Constantinian–Licinian civil wars

Roman civil wars of the Tetrarchic period
surface form: Roman imperial civil wars
place Cibalae
politicalContext struggle for supremacy between Constantine I and Licinius I
precededBy period of tension between Constantine I and Licinius I
region Pannonia
relatedTo Battle of Chrysopolis
Edict of Milan
result victory for Constantine I
side forces of Constantine I
forces of Licinius I
significance decisive step toward Constantine’s eventual sole rule
sourceType ancient Roman historical accounts
timePeriod 4th century
Constantinian period
surface form: Constantinian era
year 314

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Constantinian civil war hasPart Battle of Cibalae
Battle of Mardia follows Battle of Cibalae
Battle of Mardia chronologicallyAfter Battle of Cibalae