Battle of Lugdunum 197 AD

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The Battle of Lugdunum in 197 AD was a decisive clash during the Roman civil wars in which Emperor Septimius Severus defeated the usurper Clodius Albinus near the city of Lugdunum (modern Lyon), securing his control over the Roman Empire.

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instanceOf Roman civil war battle
battle
approximateDate 19 February 197 AD
associatedWith Lugdunum
Lyon
belligerent forces of Clodius Albinus
forces of Septimius Severus
category 2nd-century conflicts
Battles involving the Roman Empire
History of Lyon
Roman civil wars
combatant Clodius Albinus
Septimius Severus
commander Clodius Albinus
Septimius Severus
conflictType civil war battle
date 197 AD
emperorOnWinningSide Septimius Severus
era Severan dynasty
foughtInEmpire Roman Empire
historicalPeriod Crisis of the Third Century
surface form: Crisis of the Second Century
killed Clodius Albinus
location Gaul
Lugdunum
Lyon
militaryTheater Western Roman Empire
modernCountry France
modernLocation Lyon
outcome consolidation of Septimius Severus' rule
defeat of Clodius Albinus
partOf Roman civil wars
Year of the Five Emperors aftermath
precededBy earlier clashes between Severus and Albinus
relatedDynasty Severan dynasty
relatedEvent Year of the Five Emperors
relatedPerson Clodius Albinus
Septimius Severus
result decisive victory for Septimius Severus
significance eliminated rival emperor Clodius Albinus
secured Septimius Severus' control over the Roman Empire
usurperOnLosingSide Clodius Albinus
year 197

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Lugdunum notableEvent Battle of Lugdunum 197 AD