Claudius was the emperor who is credited with conquering Britain and he was allegedly poisoned by his wife.
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The emperor of the Franks who conquered much of Europe after the fall of the Roman Empire was Charles the Great, also known as Charlemagne.
Claudius conquered Britannia (England), and annexed Noricum (central Austria and part of Slovenia) Thrace (northwest Greece and European Turkey) and Lycia and Phanphilia in southern Turkey.
At the first invasion of Britain, under Julius Caesar, there was no emperor as Rome was a republic. Almost a hundred years later the emperor Claudius made his so-called invasion of Britain and officially annexed it into the empire.
The roman empire aren't real people, Cesar once a great general became emperor or dictator of Italy and the terrortory it claimed, the fall of Rome happened when barrbain tribes attacked and conquered their land.
There is no Roman emperor who conquered France, or Gaul as it was called at the time. Julius Caesar conquered Gaul, but he was never an emperor. In facet he was merely the governor of the area when be began his conquest. As far a Britain is concerned, Caesar made a couple of landings there and formed an alliance, but withdrew. It was not until about 90 years later that Claudius, who was an emperor, officially annexed Britain into the empire.There is no Roman emperor who conquered France, or Gaul as it was called at the time. Julius Caesar conquered Gaul, but he was never an emperor. In facet he was merely the governor of the area when be began his conquest. As far a Britain is concerned, Caesar made a couple of landings there and formed an alliance, but withdrew. It was not until about 90 years later that Claudius, who was an emperor, officially annexed Britain into the empire.There is no Roman emperor who conquered France, or Gaul as it was called at the time. Julius Caesar conquered Gaul, but he was never an emperor. In facet he was merely the governor of the area when be began his conquest. As far a Britain is concerned, Caesar made a couple of landings there and formed an alliance, but withdrew. It was not until about 90 years later that Claudius, who was an emperor, officially annexed Britain into the empire.There is no Roman emperor who conquered France, or Gaul as it was called at the time. Julius Caesar conquered Gaul, but he was never an emperor. In facet he was merely the governor of the area when be began his conquest. As far a Britain is concerned, Caesar made a couple of landings there and formed an alliance, but withdrew. It was not until about 90 years later that Claudius, who was an emperor, officially annexed Britain into the empire.There is no Roman emperor who conquered France, or Gaul as it was called at the time. Julius Caesar conquered Gaul, but he was never an emperor. In facet he was merely the governor of the area when be began his conquest. As far a Britain is concerned, Caesar made a couple of landings there and formed an alliance, but withdrew. It was not until about 90 years later that Claudius, who was an emperor, officially annexed Britain into the empire.There is no Roman emperor who conquered France, or Gaul as it was called at the time. Julius Caesar conquered Gaul, but he was never an emperor. In facet he was merely the governor of the area when be began his conquest. As far a Britain is concerned, Caesar made a couple of landings there and formed an alliance, but withdrew. It was not until about 90 years later that Claudius, who was an emperor, officially annexed Britain into the empire.There is no Roman emperor who conquered France, or Gaul as it was called at the time. Julius Caesar conquered Gaul, but he was never an emperor. In facet he was merely the governor of the area when be began his conquest. As far a Britain is concerned, Caesar made a couple of landings there and formed an alliance, but withdrew. It was not until about 90 years later that Claudius, who was an emperor, officially annexed Britain into the empire.There is no Roman emperor who conquered France, or Gaul as it was called at the time. Julius Caesar conquered Gaul, but he was never an emperor. In facet he was merely the governor of the area when be began his conquest. As far a Britain is concerned, Caesar made a couple of landings there and formed an alliance, but withdrew. It was not until about 90 years later that Claudius, who was an emperor, officially annexed Britain into the empire.There is no Roman emperor who conquered France, or Gaul as it was called at the time. Julius Caesar conquered Gaul, but he was never an emperor. In facet he was merely the governor of the area when be began his conquest. As far a Britain is concerned, Caesar made a couple of landings there and formed an alliance, but withdrew. It was not until about 90 years later that Claudius, who was an emperor, officially annexed Britain into the empire.
If you mean Julius Caesar, he never conquered Britain. He did make inroads in the south, but he withdrew due to affairs in Gaul. Britain was not officially conquered and made a province until 43 AD under the emperor Claudius. This was close to a hundred years after Caesar.If you mean Julius Caesar, he never conquered Britain. He did make inroads in the south, but he withdrew due to affairs in Gaul. Britain was not officially conquered and made a province until 43 AD under the emperor Claudius. This was close to a hundred years after Caesar.If you mean Julius Caesar, he never conquered Britain. He did make inroads in the south, but he withdrew due to affairs in Gaul. Britain was not officially conquered and made a province until 43 AD under the emperor Claudius. This was close to a hundred years after Caesar.If you mean Julius Caesar, he never conquered Britain. He did make inroads in the south, but he withdrew due to affairs in Gaul. Britain was not officially conquered and made a province until 43 AD under the emperor Claudius. This was close to a hundred years after Caesar.If you mean Julius Caesar, he never conquered Britain. He did make inroads in the south, but he withdrew due to affairs in Gaul. Britain was not officially conquered and made a province until 43 AD under the emperor Claudius. This was close to a hundred years after Caesar.If you mean Julius Caesar, he never conquered Britain. He did make inroads in the south, but he withdrew due to affairs in Gaul. Britain was not officially conquered and made a province until 43 AD under the emperor Claudius. This was close to a hundred years after Caesar.If you mean Julius Caesar, he never conquered Britain. He did make inroads in the south, but he withdrew due to affairs in Gaul. Britain was not officially conquered and made a province until 43 AD under the emperor Claudius. This was close to a hundred years after Caesar.If you mean Julius Caesar, he never conquered Britain. He did make inroads in the south, but he withdrew due to affairs in Gaul. Britain was not officially conquered and made a province until 43 AD under the emperor Claudius. This was close to a hundred years after Caesar.If you mean Julius Caesar, he never conquered Britain. He did make inroads in the south, but he withdrew due to affairs in Gaul. Britain was not officially conquered and made a province until 43 AD under the emperor Claudius. This was close to a hundred years after Caesar.
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The Ancient Romans conquered Britain
The emperor of the Aztecs when Cortes conquered was MoctezumaII
The emperor of the Aztecs when Cortes conquered was MoctezumaII
The Roman conquest of the Britain was a gradual process, that began effectively in AD 43 under Emperor Claudius.
Hadrian's Wall was never conquered. What happened was that the Roman troops were withdrawn from Britain and redeployed in continental Europe three times.
The Battle of Britain happened AFTER most of Europe had already been conquered by Germany.
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Claudius first came to Britain in 43 AD and claimed to have "conquered" the territory. However, Roman troops had been there for several years previously, paving the way for Claudius' "victory".
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