106-340 CE
From 106 to 340 CE, the Getae endured as shadows of their former glory — Trajan's legions had breached their mountain fortresses and carried their kings in chains, yet the people remained. Romanized in speech and custom, they tilled fields where warriors had once trained, their Dacian blood mingling with settlers and soldiers until new migrations from the steppe would sweep away even this quiet remnant.