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Mandubracius or
Mandubratius was a king of the
Trinovantes of south-eastern
Britain in the 1st
century BC.
Mandubracius was the son of a Trinovantian...
- son,
Mandubracius, fled to the
protection of
Caesar in Gaul.
During his
second expedition Caesar defeated C****ivellaunus and
restored Mandubracius to the...
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British warlord C****ivellaunus to pay
tribute to Rome and
setting up
Mandubracius of the
Trinovantes as a
client king. The
Romans then
returned to Gaul...
- Trinovantes, the most
powerful tribe in
Britain at the time. The king's son,
Mandubracius, fled to
Caesar in Gaul.
Despite C****ivellaunus's
harrying tactics, designed...
- this land was unknown. He
received tribute,
installed the
friendly king
Mandubracius over the Trinovantes, and
returned to Gaul.
Planned invasions under Augustus...
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nominal submission from the
tribal chief C****ivellaunus and
installs Mandubracius as a
friendly king.
Winter –
Ambiorix revolts in Gaul. He
joins with...
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beginnings of the
system are to be
found in Caesar's re-enthroning of
Mandubracius as king of the Trinovantes, who had been
dethroned by C****ivellaunus...
- 54 BCE,
following Caesar's
military success and
restoration of King
Mandubracius to
power over the Trinovantes,
opposition to the
Romans coalesced around...
- Imanuentius, is
overthrown and
killed by his
rival C****ivellaunus. His son
Mandubracius flees to Gaul and
appeals to
Julius Caesar for help.
Lucius Licinius...
- given.
Imanuentius was
killed by the
warlord C****ivellaunus, and his son
Mandubracius fled to the
protection of
Caesar in Gaul. C****ivellaunus then led the...
