The Battle of Alesia took place in 52 BC.

Julius Caesar was the commander of the Roman army at the Battle of Alesia.

Vercingetorix was the commander of the Gallic army at the Battle of Alesia.

The Battle of Alesia took place near the town of Alesia in Gaul (modern-day France).

The Battle of Alesia was a decisive victory for the Roman army.

The Battle of Alesia marked the end of the Gallic Wars, led to the Roman conquest of Gaul, and weakened the power of the Gallic tribes.

Approximately 60,000 Roman soldiers were involved in the Battle of Alesia.

Approximately 80,000 Gallic soldiers were involved in the Battle of Alesia.

Labienus was the Roman general who commanded the cavalry at the Battle of Alesia.

Vercingetorix was the Gallic chieftain who led the defense of Alesia.

The Battle of Alesia lasted for four days.

Gaius Trebonius was the Roman general who commanded the infantry at the Battle of Alesia.

Ambiorix was the Gallic chieftain who led the cavalry at the Battle of Alesia.

Decimus Brutus was the Roman general who commanded the artillery at the Battle of Alesia.

Indutiomarus was the Gallic chieftain who led the infantry at the Battle of Alesia.