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Gnaeus Julius Agricola Biography

Historical biography and chronological timeline for Gnaeus Julius Agricola, based on 9 World History Database records associated with Roman Empire.

9 records78–848 events4 places

Chronological biography

78

Governor78
Government / Government of Roman Empire · Governor of Britain

Appointed Governor of Britain

Invasion of Great Britain78
Warfare / Roman Empire-Britain War · Governor of Britain

Agricola begins the campaign to subdue northern Britain

Reballion of Ordovices in Britain by nearly exterminating them78
Warfare / Roman Empire-Britain War · Commander of British Legions

Subdues a rebellion by the Ordovices in Britain by nearly exterminating them. Curbs many execess of Roman rule in Britain & Britons start adopting Roman habits

Reballion of Rebels in Anglesey78
Warfare / Roman Empire-Britain War · Commander of British Legions · Anglesey

Agricola captures Anglesey

80

Invasion of Great Britain80
Warfare / Roman Empire-Britain War · Governor of Britain

Conquers territory as far North as the Forth & Clyde

81

Reballion of Rebels in York81
Warfare / Roman Empire-Britain War · Commander of British Legions · York

A Legion 1st settles at York

82

Reballion of Rebels in River Clyde82
Warfare / Roman Empire-Britain War · Commander of British Legions · River Clyde

Agricola extends Roman rule as far north as the Forth & the Clyde

83

Invasion of Scotland83
Warfare / Roman Empire-Britain War · Governor of Britain

Invades Scotland & reaches the Highlands

84

Battle of Mons Graupius84
Warfare / Roman Empire-Britain War · Governor of Britain · Mons Graupius

Wishes to extend the border to the Tay but faced by 30,000 Caledonians under Calgacus. Defeats the Celts but most escape & remain a threat to the northern border

Titles and roles

Commander of British Legions · Governor of Britain

Record provenance

This biography is assembled from World History Database records filtered by country and personal-name fields. Exact duplicate display records are removed. The database is an index rather than a complete narrative biography; formal research should verify entries against relevant primary or specialist sources.