Campanian Wars

The Campanian Wars were a series of conflicts during the late Roman Republic period, primarily involving military struggles in the Campania region of Italy. These wars were driven by political rivalries, territorial disputes, and power struggles among Roman factions, local city-states, and emerging leaders like Sulla and Marius. They reflected the broader chaos and shifting alliances of Rome’s transition from Republic to Empire. Essentially, these conflicts were part of the internal strife that weakened Rome’s political stability, paving the way for significant changes in how power was distributed and exercised in Roman society.