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Ancient times. London was founded by the Romans as Londinium shortly after their invasion of 43 CE. Geoffrey of Monmouth tells in his Medieval mythology that London was founded by Brutus the Trojan in the Bronze Age, and was known as Troia Nova, or New Troy, but archeological excavations have revealed no evidence of a major pre-Roman settlement.
8 avr. 2020 · The first London Bridge (just a few metres east of the modern one) had been built by the Roman military, probably in 48 AD. Secondly, unlike Colchester, seagoing ships could reach London and ...
15 déc. 2022 · London was founded by the Romans between AD 43 and 50.But it was not the capital city of England at the time. During the Roman occupation, the capital of England was Colchester.Scattered Brythonic ...
The legend of how London began. Legend says that London was founded not by the Romans of the 1st century AD, but in a far more ancient time by Brutus the Trojan, around 1070 BC, about 1000 years before the Roman invasion. Brutus was the great-grandson of Aeneas, a Trojan prince who was one of the few survivors after the Greeks burnt Troy to the ...
1368 – The Company of Poulters is granted the right to regulate the sale of poultry and small game. 1371 – 28 March: The London Charterhouse, a Carthusian monastery, is founded in Aldersgate. 1377. 20 February: Riots in London after John of Gaunt attacks the privileges of the City.
Thereafter, until the 1820s, no new universities were allowed to be founded in England, even in London; thus, Oxford and Cambridge had a duopoly, which was unusual in large western European countries. Renaissance period An engraving of Christ Church, Oxford, 1742
13 févr. 2023 · The name was revived in the 1950s, when the city's worst ever smogs claimed thousands of lives. Another, less well known nickname for London is The Great Wen. A 'wen' is what today we'd call a ...
