Post–Great Conspiracy stabilization: frontier reorganized; punitive expeditions conclude
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The Great Conspiracy and Its Aftermath
The Great Conspiracy of 367 CE was a year-long struggle in Roman Britain involving various barbarian groups. The crisis was eventually resolved, and by 369 CE, the Roman frontier had been reorganized and punitive expeditions had concluded.
The Reorganization of the Frontier
The frontier was reorganized under the leadership of Count Theodosius, who was sent to Britain to restore order. He divided the province into smaller units for easier management and defense. This reorganization was crucial in maintaining the stability of the region.
Punitive Expeditions
The punitive expeditions were military campaigns aimed at punishing the barbarian groups involved in the Great Conspiracy. These expeditions were successful in suppressing the barbarian threat and restoring Roman control.
| Year | Event |
|---|---|
| 367 CE | Start of the Great Conspiracy |
| 369 CE | End of the Great Conspiracy; reorganization of the frontier |
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