Siege of Perusia

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The Siege of Perusia was a key conflict in 41–40 BC during the Roman civil wars, in which Octavian besieged and captured the Italian city of Perusia, weakening his rivals Lucius Antonius and Fulvia and consolidating his path to power.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military conflict
siege
associatedWith Fulvia's opposition to Octavian
Mark Antony NERFINISHED
Second Triumvirate NERFINISHED
belligerent Fulvia NERFINISHED
Lucius Antonius NERFINISHED
Octavian NERFINISHED
supporters of Mark Antony
supporters of Octavian
cause land distribution disputes among Roman veterans
tensions between Octavian and Mark Antony's faction
chronologicalPosition occurred after the assassination of Julius Caesar
occurred before the final war between Octavian and Antony
combatantCommander Fulvia NERFINISHED
Lucius Antonius NERFINISHED
Octavian NERFINISHED
conflictType Roman civil war NERFINISHED
endDate 40 BC
followedBy Treaty of Brundisium NERFINISHED
historicalImpact contributed to Octavian's rise as Augustus
strengthened Octavian's control over the western provinces
weakened Mark Antony's political position in Italy
locatedInPresentDay Italy NERFINISHED
Perugia NERFINISHED
Umbria NERFINISHED
location Etruria NERFINISHED
Italian Peninsula NERFINISHED
Perusia NERFINISHED
Roman Republic NERFINISHED
militaryTactic blockade
siege warfare
outcomeForCity Perusia captured by Octavian
Perusia partially destroyed
partOf Roman civil wars NERFINISHED
precededBy formation of the Second Triumvirate
result capture of Perusia
consolidation of Octavian's power in Italy
defeat of Lucius Antonius
political weakening of Fulvia
victory of Octavian
significantEvent destruction of much of Perusia
execution of leading Perusine nobles
surrender of Lucius Antonius
startDate 41 BC
timePeriod 1st century BC

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Perusine War hasSignificantBattle Siege of Perusia