371 battle of the Roman–Persian Wars. It took place in 371 CE in what is now Turkey. The setting was Bagavan. It was part of Roman–Sasanian wars and the Armeno-Sassanid War of 363–371. Those involved included the Sasanian Empire, Caucasian Albania, the Kingdom of Armenia and the Roman Empire.
Before and after
- 349 CEBirth of John Chrysostom
- 13 November 354 CEBirth of Augustine of Hippo
- 360 CEBirth of Hypatia
- from March 363 CE to July 363 CEJulian's Persian expedition
- 371 CEBattle of Bagavan
- from 375 CE to 568 CEMigration Period
- 9 August 378 CEThe Goths destroy a Roman army at Adrianople
- 27 February 380 CEChristianity becomes the state religion of Rome
- 381 CEFirst Council of Constantinople
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The era
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