Diaspora Revolt

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Diaspora Revolt is a name for the Kitos War, a major Jewish uprising against Roman rule in the eastern Mediterranean during 115–117 CE.

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Diaspora Revolt canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jewish revolt
uprising
war
commandedBy Lusius Quietus
Marcus Rutilius Lupus
Quintus Marcius Turbo
conflictIn Roman Empire
conflictType ethno‑religious conflict
describedAs major Jewish uprising against Roman rule in the eastern Mediterranean during 115–117 CE
endTime 117
followedBy Bar Kokhba revolt
linked to: Jewish–Roman wars
hasAlias Kitos War
Revolt of the Diaspora
Second Jewish–Roman War
linked to: Jewish–Roman wars
hasCause grievances against Roman rule
tensions between Jewish communities and local populations
hasEthnicContext Jewish diaspora
historicalRegion Roman Cyprus
Roman Cyrenaica
linked to: Creta et Cyrenaica

Roman Egypt
Roman Mesopotamia
location Alexandria
Cyprus
Cyrenaica
Egypt
Libya
Mesopotamia
eastern Mediterranean
mainBelligerent Jewish communities of the diaspora
Roman provincial authorities
notableConsequence long‑term demographic changes in affected provinces
notableEvent massacres of local Greek and Roman populations
opponent Jewish rebels
Roman Empire
partOf Jewish–Roman wars
politicalContext Roman provincial administration
precededBy First Jewish–Roman War
linked to: Jewish–Roman wars
reignOf Emperor Trajan
linked to: Trajan
religiousContext Judaism
result Roman victory
expulsion of Jews from Cyprus
severe destruction in Cyrenaica
suppression of Jewish communities in affected provinces
startTime 115
timePeriod 2nd century CE

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Kitos War alsoKnownAs Diaspora Revolt