Quodcivitas

Marcus Fulvius Flaccus
1st (Under the Populares) Consul of the Roman Republic
In office 117 BC – 105 BC
Preceded by	Quintus Marcius Rex
Succeeded by	Publius Rutilius Rufus
In office 117 BC – 105 BC
Plebian Tribune
In office 122 BC – 120 BC
III vir agris dandis assignandis
In office 130 BC – 122 BC
Personal details
Died	101 BC Rome
Political party	Populares
Occupation	Politician and soldier

First Germanic Incursion War
A map of the area around the Rhine River, in which the First Germanic Incursion War took place, with the locations of modern major cities.
Date 354-357 Location Lesser Germania & Belgica Result Western Roman Republic victory Territorial changes The Western Roman Republic took complete control of the land around the Rhine.
Belligerents
Western Roman Republic	Germanic Tribes & Kingdoms: Frisians Franks Cherusci Burgundians Alemanni And others
Commanders and leaders
Julian Marcellus Severus Barbatio	King Chnodomarius Other Germanic Kings
Strength
38,000	More than 35,000
Casualties and losses
Unknown 600 Deserted Horsemen	Unknown

Second Germanic Incursion War
A map of the area around the Rhine River, in which the First Germanic Incursion War took place, with the locations of modern major cities.
Date 365-378 Location Germania Inferior, Belgica, Germania Superior, Rhaetia Result Western Roman Republic victory and the creation of Lesser Germania Territorial changes The Western Roman Republic took complete control of the Germanian Border.
Belligerents
Western Roman Republic Conquered Germanic Kingdoms/Tribes: Frisians Franks Cherusci Burgundians Alamanni And Others	Germanic Tribes & Kingdoms: Saxons Lombards Marcomanni Gepids And others
Commanders and leaders
Flavius Theodosius Arbogast (Expelled in 370) Valentinian I	Germanic Kings & Tribal Leaders
Strength
50,000	40,000 (approx.)
Casualties and losses
Unknown	Unknown

Treaty of Lyon

Type	Multilateral
Context	Since the consulship of Romulus Augustulus, the Western Roman Republic slowly stagnated and the multiple people groups of the Republic grew more and more culturally different. Consul Justinian II feared this would lead to civil war, so he convened a council of the leaders of the Republic's provinces.
Drafted	14 Sep 700 AD
Signed	29 Sep 700 AD
Location	Lugdunum, Gallic Republic
Effective	5 Dec 700 AD
Mediators	Consul Justinian II
Negotiators	Benoit Beaumont Pepe Santistevan Renato Sanz Guilermo Valverde Leofric Edwardstone
Signatories	All Negotiators and Consul Justinian II
Parties	Italy Gaul Transalpine Gaul Hispania Galicia Britannia
Languages	Latin Italian Gallic Occitan Galician Britannian