The names of the leaders of the invasion of Britain are unclear and in most cases unknown. What we do know is that Julius Caesar led the first invasion back in 55 BC and Claudius "invaded" Britain and annexed it to the empire in 43 AD. Between those almost one hundred years there was a Roman presence in Britain. Treaties were made with local tribes and traders formed colonies. The future emperor Vespasian and his legions pacified a large area before Claudius' arrival. The so-called invasion of Britain by Claudius was in reality a publicity stunt carried out in order to hype up Claudius' popularity back home.
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Claudius I was the emperor who got the credit for annexing Britain to the empire. However the actual conquering of the island was done by his generals Paulinus and Vespasian.
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Julius Caesar was the Roman general who conquered Gaul. He began in 58 BC and the conquest was complete in 51 BC.Julius Caesar was the Roman general who conquered Gaul. He began in 58 BC and the conquest was complete in 51 BC.Julius Caesar was the Roman general who conquered Gaul. He began in 58 BC and the conquest was complete in 51 BC.Julius Caesar was the Roman general who conquered Gaul. He began in 58 BC and the conquest was complete in 51 BC.Julius Caesar was the Roman general who conquered Gaul. He began in 58 BC and the conquest was complete in 51 BC.Julius Caesar was the Roman general who conquered Gaul. He began in 58 BC and the conquest was complete in 51 BC.Julius Caesar was the Roman general who conquered Gaul. He began in 58 BC and the conquest was complete in 51 BC.Julius Caesar was the Roman general who conquered Gaul. He began in 58 BC and the conquest was complete in 51 BC.Julius Caesar was the Roman general who conquered Gaul. He began in 58 BC and the conquest was complete in 51 BC.
Judea was conquered by the Roman general Pompey in the 60's BC.
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General Allenby
The Franks conquered the former Roman province of Gau. They were a confederation of Germanic tribes.
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Julius Caesar was the Roman general who conquered Gaul. He began in 58 BC and the conquest was complete in 51 BC.Julius Caesar was the Roman general who conquered Gaul. He began in 58 BC and the conquest was complete in 51 BC.Julius Caesar was the Roman general who conquered Gaul. He began in 58 BC and the conquest was complete in 51 BC.Julius Caesar was the Roman general who conquered Gaul. He began in 58 BC and the conquest was complete in 51 BC.Julius Caesar was the Roman general who conquered Gaul. He began in 58 BC and the conquest was complete in 51 BC.Julius Caesar was the Roman general who conquered Gaul. He began in 58 BC and the conquest was complete in 51 BC.Julius Caesar was the Roman general who conquered Gaul. He began in 58 BC and the conquest was complete in 51 BC.Julius Caesar was the Roman general who conquered Gaul. He began in 58 BC and the conquest was complete in 51 BC.Julius Caesar was the Roman general who conquered Gaul. He began in 58 BC and the conquest was complete in 51 BC.
No Roman emperor conquered France and Belgium. Julius Caesar was the man who conquered those territories and at the time his political status was that of a governor and his military status was that of a general. He was living at the time of the republic, there was no emperor.No Roman emperor conquered France and Belgium. Julius Caesar was the man who conquered those territories and at the time his political status was that of a governor and his military status was that of a general. He was living at the time of the republic, there was no emperor.No Roman emperor conquered France and Belgium. Julius Caesar was the man who conquered those territories and at the time his political status was that of a governor and his military status was that of a general. He was living at the time of the republic, there was no emperor.No Roman emperor conquered France and Belgium. Julius Caesar was the man who conquered those territories and at the time his political status was that of a governor and his military status was that of a general. He was living at the time of the republic, there was no emperor.No Roman emperor conquered France and Belgium. Julius Caesar was the man who conquered those territories and at the time his political status was that of a governor and his military status was that of a general. He was living at the time of the republic, there was no emperor.No Roman emperor conquered France and Belgium. Julius Caesar was the man who conquered those territories and at the time his political status was that of a governor and his military status was that of a general. He was living at the time of the republic, there was no emperor.No Roman emperor conquered France and Belgium. Julius Caesar was the man who conquered those territories and at the time his political status was that of a governor and his military status was that of a general. He was living at the time of the republic, there was no emperor.No Roman emperor conquered France and Belgium. Julius Caesar was the man who conquered those territories and at the time his political status was that of a governor and his military status was that of a general. He was living at the time of the republic, there was no emperor.No Roman emperor conquered France and Belgium. Julius Caesar was the man who conquered those territories and at the time his political status was that of a governor and his military status was that of a general. He was living at the time of the republic, there was no emperor.
Judea was conquered by the Roman general Pompey in the 60's BC.
roman, evil, a good general, stupid, all the bad things u can think about inc. he conquered Europe.
England has been invaded quite a few times in its history by the Romans, Angles, Saxons, Vikings and Normans.
Scipio Africanus
The land now known as England was conquered by the Roman Empire in the 1st Century AD.In the 5th Century, due to trouble elsewhere in the Roman Empire the Roman armies were withdrawn from Britain, and Roman rule ended.
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True, the Romans conquered England and Wales.
England has never been conquered by a foreign country so does not have a date of independence. The only foreign power to conquer it was the Roman Empire, who left during the 4th century, but England did not exist at that time.
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