#ambiorix

[whencyclopedia]

Ambiorix

Ambiorix (c. 54/53 BCE) was the co-ruler of the Eburone tribe of Gallia Belgica (north-eastern Gaul, modern-day Belgium) who led an insurrection against Caesar's occupying forces in Gaul in the winter of 54/53 BCE. Nothing is known of his youth or rise to power; he enters and leaves history in the pages of Caesar's Gallic Wars which later historians then drew on for their own accounts of the uprising. Even his name is unknown as “Ambiorix” is a title meaning “Rich King” or an epithet meaning “King in All Directions”. However he came by that title, he actually shared the Eburone kingship with an elder leader named Cativolcus who seems to have been pressured into supporting Ambiorix's revolt and later regretted the decision. Ambiorix gained lasting fame for his clever deceit of the Roman garrison in Gaul under the command of Quintus Titurius Sabinus (died 54/53 CE) and Lucius Aurunculeius Cotta (died 54/53 CE) and the subsequent ambush which destroyed a Roman legion.

Caesar's Gaul

The Eburone Uprising was a complete surprise to the Roman forces as they believed they were on good terms with the tribe as a whole and with Ambiorix in particular. The Eburones were among the weaker tribes in the region and had become a client of the larger and stronger Aduatuci tribe to whom they paid tribute and surrendered hostages.

After Caesar defeated the Nervii and their allies at the Battle of the Sabis River c. 57 BCE, he reformed the tribal systems in Gaul, allegedly in the interests of equality and peace, but the reformation served his own purposes in decreasing the power and prestige of any one tribe. The Eburones profited from this as they were freed from their obligations to the Aduatuci, and Ambiorix personally benefited as hostages from his family were set free. The Romans, therefore, felt secure in their relationship with the tribe even though it was understood that they were still an occupying military force in the Eburones' land.

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[bartwatching]

Gestart met “Ambiorix tegen Caesar: de feiten en de mythe” geschreven door historicus Robert Nouwen. Over Ambiorix, koning der Eburonen, is weinig bekend, maar dat zijn naam niet vergeten is dankt hij aan zijn vijand Caesar, die hem vermeldt in zijn Commentarii de Bello Gallico. Caesars Gallische Oorlog duurt van 58 tot 51 v. Chr. In 54 v. Chr. lokt Ambiorix anderhalf Romeins legioen in een hinderlaag, roeit het vrijwel uit en trekt op naar het kamp van Cicero. Caesar weet een nieuwe ramp te voorkomen en zint op wraak. Vijftigduizend goed getrainde en zwaarbewapende Romeinse soldaten laten in de jaren daarna een spoor van dood en vernieling achter. De Eburonen verdwijnen in de nevelen van de geschiedenis. Ambiorix vlucht de Rijn over. Van hem wordt nooit meer iets vernomen. Robert Nouwen is historicus en publicist. Hij studeerde geschiedenis en archeologie aan de Katholieke Universiteit Leuven. In dit boek trekt hij een haarscherpe grens tussen de harde feiten en de mythe.

[megalosaurusstudios]

NWR #17 "The Belgae Confederation"

The Belgae Confederation, better known by there individual names of Ambiorix and Boudica, is incredibly large and powerful engine from Belgium, and they are named after the ancient Belgae confederation, while there individual names come from famous ancient Celtic figures. Ambiorix is the more out-going yet hot headed of the two while Boudica is more mature yet cautious, and both are incredibly reliable and hard-working as well. They were built as the Belgian Franco-Crosti Boiler locomotive in 1932 in Tubize, with a 0-6-2+2-4-2-4-2+2-6-0 wheel configuration, making them a quadruplex locomotive. In 1935, they were purchased along with Andreyev, and the engine was used for heavy goods work on the mainline. In 2019, the engine was renumbered from 2096 to 17. They are still working on the mainland today, working together as a unit.

[gloucester-road]

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[witchblade]

also despite there 6 civs there's only three religions in the world. Buddhism indonesias hinduism and the ever mysterious gallic taoism

[hotelbooking]

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[aspiringwarriorlibrarian]

These people are absolutely pathetic.

Ah yes, being able to select your gender at character creation, overt pro-LGBTQ messaging. I swear if you let this crowd run loose, you'll have to give video game stores your birth certificate to get a male or female console to make sure you aren't playing as inappropriate genders.

Also "race swapped Suleiman" he looks exactly like he does in every historical record except for that one Titian painting where he has a lighter skin tone (and visibly MENA facial features because that's what he fucking was but shhh) because Titian likely didn't know how to do skin tones darker than Italian and pigment was expensive. That's the only way I could imagine thinking that a guy with a name like Suleyman, tenth Sultan of the Ottoman Empire, was white. Also "unimportant female leaders" you look me in the eye and tell me Ambiorix was more important to world history than Gitarja or Queen Victoria. These assholes will rewrite history if they aren't stopped.

[lux-vitae]

Ambiorix in Ambush by Karel de Kesel (1893)

[emily-watch-the-stars]

The Celts were a diverse group of ancient tribal societies that inhabited parts of Europe from the Iron Age through the Roman period and beyond. They had their own heroes figures who played significant roles in Celtic history. Here are a few notable ancient Celtic heroes:

Vercingetorix: Vercingetorix was a chieftain of the Arverni tribe in Gaul who led a coalition of Celtic tribes in a revolt against Roman conquest during Julius Caesar's time. He is considered a hero for his efforts to resist Roman domination, although he was eventually captured by Caesar.

Boudicca (Boadicea): Queen Boudicca of the Iceni tribe is both a mythological and historical figure. She is celebrated as a hero for leading a rebellion against Roman rule in Britain in the 1st century AD, standing up for the rights and dignity of her people.

Queen Medb (Maeve): Medb, the legendary queen of Connacht in Irish mythology, also has historical roots. While her mythical exploits are well-known, she may have been based on a historical queen who ruled over the Connacht region. She is sometimes celebrated as a strong and influential leader.

Ambiorix: Ambiorix was a Celtic chieftain of the Eburones tribe in what is now Belgium. He is known for leading a successful revolt against Julius Caesar's forces in 54 BC during the Gallic Wars. His cunning tactics and resistance against the Roman army have earned him a place in history as a Celtic hero.

Caratacus (Caradog): Caratacus was a British tribal leader who resisted Roman rule in Britain during the 1st century AD. He led a long campaign against Roman forces and is celebrated for his tenacity in resisting foreign occupation.

Viriathus: Viriathus was a Lusitanian leader in ancient Iberia (modern-day Portugal and Spain) who led a successful rebellion against Roman rule in the 2nd century BC. He is considered a symbol of resistance against Roman expansion in the region.

And there are more. These historical figures are celebrated as Celtic heroes for their roles in resisting foreign invaders and defending their Celtic cultures and communities during times of conflict and conquest. While their stories may have been embellished over time, they continue to be remembered for their bravery and leadership.

[afrodytis]

Saint-Cyr House

Belgium, Brussels, square Ambiorix 11

Architect Gustave Strauven

Year of construction 1901-1903

[iamnotyourgodsherald]

Bro, Its been so wild this week. Got on Civ 6 and started crushing real hard on Gilagamesh and Ambiorix. Dont judge me for either one. Ambiorix grew on me, lmaooooo

[beardedmrbean]

1. Free legal advice phone line available from 13 April

Citizens with legal queries about issues such as neighbourhood disputes or employment contracts will be able to call a free phone line for guidance from 13 April, between 09:00 and 16:00. Read more.

2. Can Brussels turn the Toison d’Or into a Champs-Élysées?

The short shopping stretch from the Porte de Namur to Place Louise, known as the Toison d’Or, is essentially two distinct sections bisected by a busy highway and tunnels. The city has new plans to make the zone more user-friendly. Read more.

3. Brussels Porn Film Festival returns to Belgian capital next month

Inspired by thriving festivals in other European capitals and the success of its two previous editions, the Brussels Porn Film Festival (BxlPFF) is returning to independent cinemas in the Belgian capital next month to offer "a window into contemporary alternative pornography." Read more.

4. Bouchez-Hedebouw debate: PTB and MR disagree on everything, except tax reform

After last week's clash between Prime Minister Alexander De Croo (Open VLD) and Paul Magnette (PS), Wednesday's televised debate pitted the leaders of the Francophone liberal MR Georges-Louis Bouchez and the radical left Belgian Workers' Party (PTB-PVDA) Raoul Hedebouw against each other. Read more.

5. Cycling in the EU: Road safety key for boosting cycling across Europe

The EU institutions adopted on Wednesday the European Declaration on Cycling to reduce pollution, promote good health and transform urban transport.  Read more.

6. Go for Palmerston, not Ambiorix, says Pope Francis

History does not repeat itself. But there is nothing else we can learn from. The names given to two parks in Brussels’ European Quarter remind us of two ways in which a war can end, 2000 and 200 years ago but also today. One of them enjoys the Pope’s preference. Mine too. Read more.

7. Proportional representation in Belgium: How does it work?

Expats are eligible to vote in two of the five elections taking place in Belgium this year. But understanding how the electoral system works – especially how it differs from your home country – will have practical and democratic repercussions. Read more.

[mobius-art]

My little Ambiorix

[megalosaurusstudios]

Here’s some extra trivia on some new OCs from my Thomas AU. And what there faces look like.

[luigis-favorite-cookies]

Civ 6 Tickle Headcannon Masterpost

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Final Tier List

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Part 1 - Abraham Lincoln

Part 2 - Alexander the Great

Part 3 - Amanitore

Part 4 - Ambiorix

Part 5 - Bà Triệu

Part 6 - Basil II

Part 7 - Catherine de Medici (Black Queen)

Part 8 - Catherine de Medici (Magnificence)

Part 9 - Chandragupta

Part 10 - Cleopatra (Egyptian)

Part 11 - Cleopatra (Ptolemaic)

Part 12 - Cyrus the Great

Part 13 - Dido

Part 14 - Eleanor of Aquitaine

Part 15 - Elizabeth

Part 16 - Fredrick Barbarossa

Part 17 - Gandhi

Part 18 - Genghis Khan

Part 19 - Gilgamesh

Part 20 - Gitarja

Part 21 - Gorgo

Part 22 - Hammurabi

Part 23 - Harald Hardrada (Konge)

Part 24 - Harald Hardrada (Varangian)

Part 25 - Hojo Tokimune

Part 26 - Jadwiga

Part 27 - Jayavarman VII

Part 28 - João III

Part 29 - John Curtin

Part 30 - Julius Caesar

Part 31 - Kristina

Part 32 - Kublai Khan

Part 33 - Kupe the Navigator

Part 34 - Lady Six Sky

Part 35 - Lautaro

Part 36 - Ludwig II

Part 37 - Mansa Musa

Part 38 - Matthias Corvinus

Part 39 - Menelik II

Part 40 - Montezuma

Part 41 - Mvemba a Nzinga

Part 42 - Nader Shah

Part 43 - Nzinga Mbande

Part 44 - Pachacuti

Part 45 - Pedro II

Part 46 - Pericles

Part 47 - Peter the Great

Part 48 - Phillip II

Part 49 - Poundmaker

Part 50 - Qin Shi Huang (Mandate of Heaven)

Part 51 - Qin Shi Huang (Unifier)

Part 52 - Ramses II

Part 53 - Robert the Bruce

Part 54 - Saladin (Vizier)

Part 55 - Saladin (Sultan)

Part 56 - Sejong

Part 57 - Seondeok

Part 58 - Shaka

Part 59 - Simón Bolívar

Part 60 - Suleiman (Kanuni)

Part 61 - Suleiman (Muhteşem)

Part 62 - Sundiata Keita

Part 63 - Tamar

Part 64 - Teddy Roosevelt (Bull Moose)

Part 65 - Teddy Roosevelt (Rough Rider)

Part 66 - Theodora

Part 67 - Tokugawa

Part 68 - Tomyris

Part 69 - Trajan

Part 70 - Victoria (Age of Empire)

Part 71 - Victoria (Age of Steam)

Part 72 - Wilfrid Laurier

Part 73 - Wilhelmina

Part 74 - Wu Zetian

Part 75 - Yongle

[whencyclopedfr]

Guerriers Celtes

Les guerriers de l'Europe celtique étaient parmi les plus remarquables de l'Antiquité. Avec leur grande taille, leurs longs cheveux et leurs imposantes moustaches, leur nudité fréquente, leurs corps peints et tatoués et leur goût pour la collecte des têtes ennemies au combat, les guerriers celtes étaient redoutables à voir. Combattant à pied, à cheval ou sur un char, les guerriers celtes se distinguaient également par la présence de femmes dans leurs rangs et parfois même à leur tête. Longtemps éclipsés par ceux qui finirent par les vaincre, les Romains, et d'autres, les guerriers celtes tels que Brennus (c. 390 de notre ère), Vercingétorix (82-46 av. J.-C.), Ambiorix (c. 54/53 avant notre ère) et la reine Boadicée (m. 61 de notre ère) causèrent de nombreux ennuis à leurs ennemis et les impressionnèrent par leur détermination et leur bravoure au combat.

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