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Claudius I Biography

Historical biography and chronological timeline for Claudius I, based on 9 World History Database records associated with Roman Empire.

9 records42–538 events7 places

Chronological biography

42

Capture of Mauretania42
Warfare / Roman Empire-Mauretania War · Emperor · Mauretania

Captures Mauretania which becomes a Roman province

Reballion of governor of Dalmatia against Claudius is put down42
Warfare / Military · Emperor · Dalmatia

A rebellion by the governor of Dalmatia against Claudius is put down

43

Capture of Camulodunum43
Warfare / Roman Empire-Britain War · Emperor · Camulodunum

Captures Camulodunon, capital of Cunobelinos

Capture of Lycia43
Warfare / Roman Empire-Britain War · Emperor · Lycia

Captures Lycia

Invasion of Great Britain43
Warfare / Roman Empire-Britain War · Emperor

Invades Britain after the successors to Cunobelinus refuse to pay homage to Rome

Invasion of Great Britain43
Warfare / Roman Empire-Britain War · Emperor · Colchester

Presides over a ceremony in Colchester to celebrate the capture of South East Britain. England becomes the Roman province Britannia, its capital at Camulodunum (Colchester)

Rule of Great Britain43
Warfare / Roman Empire-Britain War · Emperor · Colchester

Presides over a ceremony in Colchester to celebrate the capture of South East Britain. England becomes the Roman province Britannia, its capital at Camulodunum (Colchester)

46

Capture of Thrace46
Warfare / Roman Empire-Thrace War · Emperor · Thrace

Captures Thrace which becomes a Roman province

53

Battle of Carrhae53
Warfare / Rome-Parthia War · Emperor · Carrhae

Parthians defeat Romans at Battle of Carrhae, killing general Marcus Licinius Crassus

Titles and roles

Emperor

Record provenance

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