CE 410 - The last of the Romans leave Britain.

CE 410 marks the end of Roman Britain as the Romans officially withdrew from the island, leaving Britain to fend for itself.

The withdrawal of the Romans was a slow process. It began in 410 with the Roman emperor Honorius asking the Britons to fend for themselves.

Roman towns and forts were abandoned and the Roman way of life was gradually replaced by a new culture.

Other invasions followed, such as the Anglo-Saxons and the Vikings, who settled in Britain and brought with them their own customs and beliefs.

After the Romans left, Britain was divided into small kingdoms, and these kingdoms were constantly at war with each other.

In the absence of a strong central government, the population was vulnerable to raids from neighbouring kingdoms.

Despite the fact that the Romans had left, their legacy remained. Roman law, language, and infrastructure had a lasting influence on the culture and society of Britain.

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