Palmyrene forces of Queen Zenobia

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The Palmyrene forces of Queen Zenobia were the powerful and disciplined army of the Palmyrene Empire that, under Zenobia’s leadership in the 3rd century CE, challenged Roman authority across the Eastern Mediterranean.

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instanceOf ancient army
military force
activeInCentury 3rd century CE
activeInPeriod Crisis of the Third Century NERFINISHED
approximateEndDate 272 CE
baseOfOperations Palmyra NERFINISHED
capitalControlled Palmyra NERFINISHED
characteristic disciplined
highly mobile
multi-ethnic composition
commander Odaenathus NERFINISHED
Zenobia NERFINISHED
conflict Palmyrene expansion in the East
Roman–Palmyrene War NERFINISHED
country Palmyrene Empire NERFINISHED
defeatedBy Aurelian NERFINISHED
defeatEvent Aurelian’s reconquest of the East NERFINISHED
historicalReputation major challenger to Roman authority in the East
includedEthnicGroup Arabs NERFINISHED
Palmyrenes NERFINISHED
Syrians NERFINISHED
local desert tribes
influencedBy Parthian military traditions
Roman military organization
Sasanian cavalry tactics
laterRole independent imperial army opposing Rome
militaryBranchOf Palmyrene Empire NERFINISHED
namedAfter Zenobia NERFINISHED
notableBattle Battle of Emesa NERFINISHED
Battle of Immae NERFINISHED
notableCampaign campaigns in Asia Minor
conquest of Egypt
opponent Emperor Aurelian NERFINISHED
Roman Empire NERFINISHED
partOf Palmyrene Empire NERFINISHED
regionOfOperation Asia Minor NERFINISHED
Eastern Mediterranean NERFINISHED
Egypt NERFINISHED
Syria NERFINISHED
role defense of Eastern Roman frontier before secession
status defeated
supportedRulerTitle Augusta Zenobia NERFINISHED
Emperor Vaballathus NERFINISHED
usedUnitType archers
cataphracts
cavalry
heavy cavalry
infantry
light cavalry

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Battle of Immae involved Palmyrene forces of Queen Zenobia