Summer Revolution

The Summer Revolution was a major civil conflict between the Tiber Empire and a large army of escaped slaves led by a former gladiator named Sparda.

Despite considerable victories, the rebel slaves were eventually pushed back and defeated; their capital of Boreana conquered in 84 AE. Despite this loss, a group of slaves led by Marcia Burra refused to surrender and made their final stand at the Burra Plains. Despite outnumbered, Burra's slave army refused to surrender when given the chance.

Despite its failure, the Summer Revolution had a lasting impact on the Tiber Empire. At least five decades later, Calpernia would lead her own revolution against the Tiber Empire, which would successfully lead to their downfall.