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==Dacia after Burebista==
{{see also|Domitian's Dacian War|Trajan's Dacian Wars|Roman Dacia|Free Dacians}}
[[File:Dacia_evolution_from_Burebista_to_Decebalus.webm|thumb|right|alt=Dacia|The territorial evolution of Dacia from Burebista to Decebalus]]
In the time following Burebista's death, and between the rule of Tiberius and the rule of Domitian, Dacian activity was minimal.{{sfn|Schmitz|2005|page=10}} The Dacians were forced into a defensive state where their main activity was keeping the Romans out of Dacian territories.{{sfn|Middleton|2015|page=223}} The regional factions that remained posed no substantial threat to the Roman empire, and Roman sources stop mentioning plans for Roman invasions during this time.{{sfn|Schmitz|2005|page=10}} Dacian power resurged during the reigns of [[Duras (Dacian king)|Duras]]{{snd}}who reigned 68–87{{nbsp}}AD{{nbsp}}and peaked during the reign of [[Decebalus]]{{snd}}who reigned from 85/87-106{{nbsp}}AD.{{sfn|Middleton|2015|page=223}}{{sfn|Hitchins|2014|page=8}} By this time the Dacian tribes had united once more, under the rule of Decebalus, and again posed a threat to Rome.{{sfn|Schmitz|2005|page=11}}
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