másodszázadban

The term "másodszázadban" is a Hungarian word that translates to "in the second century" in English. It refers to the period of time between the years 101 and 200 AD. This era falls within the broader Roman Empire period in Europe. Significant events and developments occurred across various civilizations during this time. In the Roman Empire, it was a period that saw the reign of emperors such as Trajan and Hadrian, known for their expansionist policies and extensive building projects, respectively. The Pax Romana, a long period of relative peace and stability, largely continued through the first half of the second century.

Beyond the Roman world, other cultures also experienced notable transformations. The Han Dynasty in China continued to rule, though it faced internal challenges and began a gradual decline towards the end of the century. In India, various kingdoms flourished, and significant advancements were made in mathematics and astronomy. Religious and philosophical movements also gained traction globally. Buddhism continued its spread across Asia, and early Christian communities were establishing themselves in the Mediterranean. The second century was a dynamic period of cultural exchange, political shifts, and intellectual growth across different parts of the ancient world.