Roman Britain. Starshov E.V.

After the conquest of Gaul in the middle of the 1st century BC Julius Caesar took two campaigns in Britain (55 and 54 years BC). The full conquest of Britain began under the emperor of Claudia in 43 AD And ended by the end of the 60s. Britain became the northernmost province of the Roman Empire. The southern, eastern and central regions were subjected to significant novelization, but the north and west of the island were almost not affected. The Romans strengthened their rule with a system of fortified camps and military roads, and over time, continuous defensive shafts were built on the northern borders. The number of the Roman army in Britain was about 40 thousand people. The crisis of the Roman Empire also affected the fate of Britain. From the end of the 3rd century, raids of Celtic and Saxon tribes began. At the beginning of the 5th century, Roman rule in Britain ceased. Britain broke up again into a number of independent Celtic regions.

about the fate of the most remote Roman province, its enemies and heroes tells the next book of the series.