Timeline

507 - Britain's Legions depart for the continent under the command of The Emperor Constantine III.

508 - The Brigantes are seen to have embraced a form of nationalism and appear to be militarising their ancestoral lands.

509 - Given the apparent corruption and inactivity of the local Legate, the headmen of the Coritani back a coup that replaces the old Legate with his cousin, Sextus Tarwin, a roman Consul and former headman of Divisium Gwent, one of the larger towns in Flavia Caesariensis.

510 - The appointment of Tarwin as Legate results in a marked increase in public spending.  The streets of Lindum colonia are no longer dark, dingy and dangerous, the Roman roads are now maintained and patrolled and the need to consolidate the Coritani lands is pressing.

511 - The remaining Roman currency, now wretched and unreplenished through trade with the continent, is officially devalued, leading to the Coritani beginning to mint their own coins (with Constantine III on them).  Saxon incursions into the Fenlands force Iceni from their lands.