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An energetic opponent of [[Gaius Julius Caesar|Julius Caesar]]'s {{Wiki|Julius Caesar's invasions of Britain|second invasion}} in 54 BCE, [[Cassivellaunus]] was Chieftain of the {{Wiki|Catuvellauni}}, centered in southeastern [[England]]. | An energetic opponent of [[Gaius Julius Caesar|Julius Caesar]]'s {{Wiki|Julius Caesar's invasions of Britain|second invasion}} in 54 BCE, [[Cassivellaunus]] was Chieftain of the {{Wiki|Catuvellauni}}, centered in southeastern [[England]]. | ||
The man fought several battles to a standstill until Caesar grouped his forces for a siege. Cassivellaunus called upon the {{Wiki|Cingetorix (Briton)|chieftains}} | The man fought several battles to a standstill until Caesar grouped his forces for a siege. Cassivellaunus called upon the {{Wiki|Cingetorix (Briton)|chieftains}} {{Wiki|Carvilius|of}} {{Wiki|Taximagulus|the}} and {{Wiki|Segovax|neighboring}} tribes of [[Kent]], who unified to come to his aid—a rare case of coordinated action among the [[Britons]]. | ||
Caesar prevailed nonetheless, and a defeated Cassivellaunus gave tribute. Caesar, however, returned to [[Rome]] due to the poor harvest there and, despite this victory, never returned to England. | Caesar prevailed nonetheless, and a defeated Cassivellaunus gave tribute. Caesar, however, returned to [[Rome]] due to the poor harvest there and, despite this victory, never returned to England. | ||
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An energetic opponent of Julius Caesar's second invasion in 54 BCE, Cassivellaunus was Chieftain of the Catuvellauni, centered in southeastern England.
The man fought several battles to a standstill until Caesar grouped his forces for a siege. Cassivellaunus called upon the chieftains of the and neighboring tribes of Kent, who unified to come to his aid—a rare case of coordinated action among the Britons.
Caesar prevailed nonetheless, and a defeated Cassivellaunus gave tribute. Caesar, however, returned to Rome due to the poor harvest there and, despite this victory, never returned to England.