Caesar subdues Belgic tribes; major battles against Nervii and others extend Roman control
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Caesar's Campaign against the Belgic Tribes
In 57 BCE, Julius Caesar continued his campaign in Gaul, focusing on the Belgic tribes. After breaking the Belgic coalition at the Battle of Sabis, Caesar turned his attention to subduing the individual tribes.
Major battles were fought against the Nervii and other tribes, resulting in the extension of Roman control over the region.
Battle Statistics
| Tribes Subdued | Numbers |
|---|---|
| Nervii | 50,000 |
| Other Belgic Tribes | 100,000 |
Despite facing fierce resistance, Caesar's forces were able to subdue the Belgic tribes, further extending Roman control over Gaul.
Aftermath
The successful campaign against the Belgic tribes marked a significant milestone in the Gallic Wars. It demonstrated the military might of Rome and further solidified its control over Gaul.
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