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The Roman General leads an army to take over the British Isles. They faced harsh resistance from Celtis's and he hastily claimed victory.
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One hundred years after Julius Ceaser went to the British Isles roman army's come to fully take over control and establish their culture.
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For three hundred years the Roman Military had control of England and its surrounding areas. They brought their culture and traditions to the land and created the group called "Romanized Britons."
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With the Roman Military leaving to protect their homeland England was left unprotected and subject to invasion from Anglo-Saxons and other Germanic tribes.
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Around 449 Britons led by a Celtic Chief Arthur fought several battles against the invaders but were pushed to the west in places like Wales, Cornwall, Brittany, and Scotland.
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With Anglo-Saxons as the main component of culture, language, and governance they created what is known as Old English.
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The new invaders of England were the Vikings from Denmark and Norway. They came and raided whole villages.
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With a powerful Anglo-Saxon king Alfred the Great having managed to cause a huge defeat to the Danes he Unified the English and created a document of English History called The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle.
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The childless Edward had no specific heir for his whole reign, this led to Harold and William being the primary people who could have become the new king. Harold and William fought at the battle of Hastings which left Harold dead and William to take the throne.
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William, now the King of England put other normans into positions of power and removed the previous Anglo-Saxon nobles.