Europe 60AD: Boudica’s Rebellion
fall 60/61AD
fall 60/61AD
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Boudica’s Rebellion
late 6AD Tiberius’ Campaigns in Germania
Sep 9AD Battle of the Teutoburg Forest
16AD Battle of Idistaviso
18AD Arminius’ War with Maroboduus
26AD Roman Clients in Germania
36AD Civil Wars of Artabanus II
23 Jan 41AD Reign of Caligula
Aug 43AD Claudius’ invasion of Britain
47AD Roman Conquest of Britain
sum 49AD Bosporan War
early 54AD Iberian–Armenian War
sum 59AD War of the Armenian Succession
fall 60/61AD Boudica’s Rebellion
fall 62AD Battle of Rhandeia
Oct 66AD Great Jewish Revolt
7 Jun 68AD Downfall of Nero
When the Roman client king of the Iceni died in around 60 AD, the Romans brutally annexed his kingdom, provoking the Iceni and neighboring tribes to revolt under the leadership of his widow Boudica in 60 or 61 AD. The uprising caught the Roman governor—who was on the other side of Britain suppressing the Druidic colony on Anglesey at the time—by surprise and Boudica destroyed three major towns, including Londinium (London), before he was finally able to rally his forces and defeat her.
[Actual date uncertain: Map depicts situation in fall of 60 or 61 just before Battle of Watling Street.]
