·        When the Romans invaded in AD43, he was appointed king of his tribe which was named regnenses as well as he was a supporter for the Romans.

·        He was made king because he did not fight the Romans and they made him king from their gratitude.

·        He was believed to live 5 km from noviomagus and lived in a little village called Fishbourne because they found remains of a large palace

·       He sided with the romans

·       His full name was Tiberius Claudius cognidubnus

·       He was a client king so he was still ruled by the roman emporers

·       He was the leader of the Regnenses tribe

·       He built a temple for the roman gods

·       For building a temple he was granted roman citizenship �@ By Rhys 

·       His full name was Tiberius Claudius Cogidubnus

·       He became a client king which meant that he ruled and oversaw land but the land was also still ruled by the emperor.

·       He was a member of a family that ruled a tribe named the Atrebates.

·       He was believed to have lived 5 km from Noviomagnus, in a village called Fish Bourne.

·       In Fish Bourne a large palace was found by archaeologists and this is where he was believed to have lived.

·       He dedicated his palace to two roman gods instead of British gods. These gods were Neptune, the god of the sea, and Minerva the god of the wisdom and craftsmanship. llR �iV`

·       Cogidubnus was a 1st century king of a tribe called the Regni or Regenses tribe.

·       Cogidubnus was an heir of Varica.

·       Cogidubnus lived in Chichester and the nearby roman villa at Fishbourne.

·       He was a faithful supporter of Rome.