Battle of Medway
Killed as his forces withdraw after Battle with the Romans in Medway
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Killed as his forces withdraw after Battle with the Romans in Medway
Caractacus and Togodumnus resist the Roman invasion at the River Medway but are defeated by Aulus Plautius's army.
Death of Togodumnos, in battle against the Romans
Caractacus continues resistance after his brother Togodumnus dies during the opening phase of the Roman conquest.
Roman forces seize Camulodunum, the principal center of Catuvellaunian power, after breaking organized resistance in southeastern Britain.
Caractacus helps organize tribal resistance when the Roman invasion fleet arrives in Britain in 43.
After the Medway battle, Caractacus's forces continue resisting the Roman advance near the River Thames.
After defeat at the Medway, Caractacus withdraws westward as Roman forces continue their advance across southern Britain.
Caractacus and Togodumnus lead British resistance when Claudius sends four legions under Aulus Plautius to invade Britain.
Makes an alliance with the invading Roman forces & becomes a puppet King
Defeated by General Plautius causing the Dobunni to surrender to the Romans
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