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The 14 pages that link to Battle of Carrhae, each with the reason it gives.

• Parthian EmpireBroader topic: The victory demonstrated the effectiveness of Parthian cavalry against Roman legions.

• Mounted archeryBroader topic: Parthian horse archers used mobility and sustained arrow fire against Roman legions.

• Roman–Persian WarsBroader topic: The defeat established an early pattern of Roman vulnerability to Parthian cavalry.

• ArmeniaRelated: The Parthian victory strengthened its position in the struggle over Armenia.

• Feigned retreatBroader topic: Parthian cavalry repeatedly drew Roman troops into pursuit while maintaining missile attacks.

• Marcus Licinius CrassusBroader topic: Crassus’s eastern campaign ended in disaster at Carrhae.

• Steppe warfareBroader topic: Parthian mounted archers and armored cavalry demonstrated the danger of fighting steppe-style forces.

• First TriumvirateBroader topic: Crassus’s death removed one of the alliance’s three principal partners.

• Arsacid dynastyBroader topic: This decisive encounter became the best-known clash between Arsacid Parthia and Rome.

• Roman–Parthian relationsBroader topic: The defeat exposed Roman vulnerability to Parthian cavalry and redirected Roman ambitions eastward.

• ValerianRelated: It was an earlier Roman disaster against a Persian power, though no emperor was captured.

• Battle of EdessaCompared with: Like Edessa, it became a landmark eastern defeat and a warning about Roman campaigning in Mesopotamia.

• SurenaBroader topic: Surena commanded the Parthian forces in his defining victory.

• Phraates IVRelated: The captured standards Phraates later returned dated from this defining Roman defeat.