Adoption of Nero
Claudius adopts Agrippina's son Nero in 50 and places him prominently in the imperial succession.
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Claudius adopts Agrippina's son Nero in 50 and places him prominently in the imperial succession.
Claudius adopts Nero in 50, giving him a position ahead of the younger Britannicus in the imperial succession.
Caractacus gains support among the Ordovices as Roman pressure intensifies in central Wales.
As governor of Germania Superior, Publius Pomponius leads Roman forces against the Chatti.
Publius Pomponius serves as governor and legionary commander in Germania Superior around 50–51.
Pomponius's campaign against the Chatti frees Roman survivors who had remained captive since the Teutoburg Forest disaster.
Claudius awards Publius Pomponius triumphal ornaments for his successful campaign against the Chatti.
Publius Pomponius commands Roman forces along the Upper Rhine while serving as governor of Germania Superior.
Claudius grants colonial status to the settlement at Cologne, which becomes Colonia Claudia Ara Agrippinensium.
After adoption by Claudius, Nero takes an imperial Claudian name and becomes a formal member of the emperor's household.
Ostorius directs sustained Roman operations against the Silures, who resist Roman control in south Wales.