Life Spared after Capture
Caractacus survives his defeat and capture because Claudius grants clemency to him and members of his family.
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Caractacus survives his defeat and capture because Claudius grants clemency to him and members of his family.
After being captured, Caractacus is taken to Rome, where his speech before Claudius contributes to the decision to spare him.
Claudius grants Caractacus and members of his family clemency after they are displayed before the imperial court in Rome.
Ostorius Scapula defeats Caractacus's army in a major battle in Wales in 51.
Roman forces capture Caractacus's wife and daughter after his final defeat, while his brothers also fall into Roman hands.
Caractacus selects a strongly defended position in Ordovician territory for his final major battle against Ostorius Scapula.
After his final military defeat, Caractacus flees to the Brigantes seeking protection from Queen Cartimandua.
Queen Cartimandua of the Brigantes hands Caractacus over to Roman authorities after he seeks refuge in her territory.
After Cartimandua surrenders him, Caractacus is transferred to Roman custody for transportation to Rome.
Publius Pomponius completes his governorship of Germania Superior after the successful Chatti campaign.
Claudius grants Nero public honors and responsibilities that make his preferred succession status increasingly visible.
Nero addresses the Senate while still a teenager, demonstrating the public role prepared for him under Claudius.
Nero receives the title princeps iuventutis as part of his public promotion as the expected successor.
Nero receives the toga virilis early and is publicly promoted as Claudius's intended successor.
Is displaced by Nero in the succession.
Establishes Colchester as the Roman capital in Britain
Victory over the rebellion is won at Colchester
Ostorius campaigns in Ordovician territory, where Caractacus prepares a major defensive battle.
Roman forces under Ostorius capture members of Caractacus's family after the British defeat.
The Silures continue attacking Roman units after Caractacus is captured, preventing Ostorius from completing the conquest of Wales.
Claudius awards Ostorius triumphal ornaments for the defeat and capture of Caractacus.
Ostorius defeats the army led by Caractacus in a decisive battle in Wales.