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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boudica
https://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boudicca

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Boudicca assembled an army, and she allied with among other neighbours trinovants. According to a man with name Dio Cassius she gathered an army on about 120 000 people, but the real number was lower.

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When Boudiccas husband died in year 59 she could, according to the Celtic, law inherit his debt and duties, but after the roman law she couldn’t  do that. The romans demanded  that she should pay back a loan she had got, against their will

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Boudicca was married to Prasutagus. He was the king of the Iceni when the roman invaded the British islands in year 43. After a Roman law women’s couldn’t be guardians, and according to a lawn approved in year 46, women couldn’t take over the responsibility for other people’s debt. Boudicca wouldn’t pay back the debt or couldn’t pay it back, so Nero confiscated her kingdom, and took her to court. Nero was a Caesar.  Boudicca was a queen of the British Celtic Iceni tribe who led an uprising against the occupying forces of the Roman Empire in year 60 or 61. Queen Boudicca died shortly after its failure.

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The Celtic called the queen Boudica. Boudica means victorious. Since the Celtic called the queen Boudicca and the name means victorious, that may be that Boudicca is a nickname than a first name. In Wales they do call her Buddug, today they call her Bonduca.

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In London by the Thames in the 19th century do they set up a statue of her and her two daughters in a combat vehicle with knife blades at the wheels. Thomas Thornycroft was the name of the man who made the statue.

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A picture of how they meant Boudicca was. 

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A picture of how they meant Boudicca was. 

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Location of Iceni territory in eastern England: 

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Location of Iceni territory in eastern England: 

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Queen Boudicca was queen of the Iceni, a Celtic tribe in today's Norfolk in England. Boudicca directed Iceni and the allied tribes in a rebellion against the romans in year 61. Boudicca died in year 60 or 61.
A man called Dio Cassius described Boudicca which was high and frightening.