After Caesar's death Mark Antony successfully vied for control of the legions from the planned invasion, still stationed in Macedonia and he temporarily took control of that province in order to do so.[1] From 40 to 33 BC Rome and Antony in particular would wage an unsuccessful war with Parthia.[28] He used Caesar's proposed invasion plan, of attacking through Armenia, where it was felt the support of the local king could be relied on.[3] In Dacia, Burebista was to die the same year as Caesar, leading to the dissolution of his kingdom.[4]