Against the advice of his senior generals, after negotiating a peace treaty with the Marcomanni and the Quadi, where he agreed to withdraw south of the Danube Limes, he left for Rome at the end of 180 AD, where he celebrated a triumph.
Against the advice of his senior generals, he negotiated a peace treaty with the Marcomanni and the Quadi, where he agreed to withdraw south of the Danube Limes. Commodus left for Rome at the end of 180 AD, where he celebrated a triumph.