Historical events in 44

12 historical records

44 ยท China ยท House ยท House of Eastern Han Dynasty ยท Kuang Wu Ti

Reballion of Rebels in Vietnam

Suppresses a rebellion in Vietnam

44 ยท China ยท Revolution ยท Revolution of China ยท Kuang Wu Ti

Reballion of Rebels in Vietnam

Suppresses a rebellion in Vietnam

44 ยท China ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Kuang Wu Ti

Reballion of Rebels in Vietnam

Suppresses a rebellion in Vietnam

44 ยท England ยท Wales ยท Warfare ยท Roman Empire-Britain War ยท Caractacus

Retreat into Wales

Caractacus relocates the center of his resistance westward after the Roman conquest of the Catuvellaunian heartland.

44 ยท Roman Empire ยท Rome ยท Government ยท Government of Roman Empire ยท Publius Pomponius

Consul

Publius Pomponius serves as suffect consul in Rome in 44.

44 ยท Roman Empire ยท Rome ยท Government ยท Government of Roman Empire ยท Publius Pomponius

Suffect Consulship

Publius Pomponius serves as suffect consul for part of the year 44.

44 ยท Roman Empire ยท Government ยท Government of Roman Empire ยท Rufrius Pollio

Senate

Appointed Member of Senate

44 ยท Roman Empire ยท Government ยท Government of Roman Empire ยท Cuspius Fadus

Procurator

Appointed Procurator of Judea

44 ยท Roman Empire ยท House ยท House of Julio-Claudian Emperors ยท Quintus Veranius

Invasion of Great Britain

Lands in Britain with orders to conquer the whole Island

44 ยท Roman Empire ยท Rome ยท House ยท House of Julio-Claudian Emperors ยท Tiberius Claudius Claudius I

British Triumph

Claudius celebrates a formal triumph in Rome after the successful invasion and initial conquest of Britain.

44 ยท Roman Empire ยท Judaea ยท House ยท House of Julio-Claudian Emperors ยท Tiberius Claudius Claudius I

Judaea Annexed

After the death of Herod Agrippa I, Claudius brings Judaea back under direct Roman provincial administration.

44 ยท Roman Empire ยท Rome ยท House ยท House of Julio-Claudian Emperors ยท Tiberius Claudius Claudius I

Provincial Administration

Claudius strengthens imperial administration through provincial governors, freedmen, and a more centralized imperial secretariat.