Boudicca's Revolt, AD 60

The fighting  continued  for almost twenty years after the Roman invasion.The Romans won many victories and it seemed as though nothing could stop  them  from  ruling  the whole country. Then,  in AD  60, the Iceni tribe  led  by their queen, Boudicca, revolted. 
Boudicca's army burnt the Roman city of Colchester, St Albans  and London. They destroy the entire legion.
Boudicca meet  Sueltonlus.  
Other  tribes  joined Boudicca  and  soon  she  had  a  huge army of 100,000 soldiers.
Sueltonlus, the Roman governor of Britain, was  in Anglesey  fighting  the Druids. Hearing news  of  Boudicca's army, he  marched quickly south east with two legions to  meet  the Iceni. The great battle  took  place  in  the  Midlands. Most  of  the  British  were  killed and Boudicca  herself  took  poison  rarther than be  captured  by  the Romans. The rebellion  was  over.

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