Rome-Britain War
The Romans defeat the Iceni, 80,000 Iceni fall to 400 Romans. Forces the Roman Governor Paulinus to return from his campaign in Wales to London. Death of Boudicca, killed during the defeat of the Iceni by the Romans
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Rome-Britain War
Boudicca descends upon Colchester taking revenge against the IXth legion
Rome-Britain War
London falls to Boudicca
Rome-Britain War
The Iceni destroy the Roman stronghold of St Albans
Governor
Appointed Governor of Syria
Roman Recovery in Britain
Roman forces suppress Boudica's revolt and restore imperial control in the affected provinces of Britain.
Rule of Armenia
Nero's government installs Tigranes VI as a Roman-backed king of Armenia during the continuing conflict with Parthia.
Suppression of Boudica
Defeats Boudica’s rebellion in Britain.
Administrator
Appointed ministror over the Roman client states in the region of Armenia & Syria
Dismissal
Suetonius Paulinus is recalled to Rome
Commander of British Legions
Appointed Commander of the Roman forces in Britain
Reballion of Rebels in St Albans
The British are defeated & lose 80,000 to Romes 400, Boudicca kills herself. Rallies the XIV & XX legions at St Albans against 230,000 British
Legate
Appointed Legate of IX Legion during Boudiccas rebellion
Procurator
Appointed Procurator
Death of Poenius Postumus
Death of Poenius Postumus, commits suicide after the defeat of the Iceni
Suicide
Death of Poenius Postumus, commits suicide after the defeat of the Iceni
Siege of Colchester
Cerialis legion is massacred on its way to raise the siege of Colchester
Siege of London
London falls to Boudicca
Siege of Verulamium
Verulamium falls to Boudicca
Reballion of Rebels in St Albans
The British are defeated & lose 80,000 to Romes 400, Boudicca kills herself. Rallies the XIV & XX legions at St Albans against 230,000 British
Battle of Camulodunum
Defeated while trying to relieve Camulodunum
Legate
Appointed Legate of IX Legion during Boudiccas rebellion
Rule of Armenia
Recaptures Armenia as the Roman client King cannot hold the throne