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List of wars in Great Britain

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This is a list of wars occurring on the island of Great Britain.

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Year(s)	Conflict	Location (modern)	Notes	Result	Citation
55–54 B.C.	Caesar's invasions of Britain	England		Roman tributaries set up in a limited area.	^[1]
49–96 [A.D.]	Roman conquest of Britain	Great Britain		Roman Empire conquers Britain from the native Celts	^[2]
208–10	Severan invasion of Caledonia	Scotland	Part of the Roman occupation of Britain	Roman failure- withdrawal to Hadrian's Wall	^[3]
286–96	Carausian Revolt	England	Part of the Roman occupation of Britain	Roman victory- rebellion crushed	^[4]
367–68	Great Conspiracy	Great Britain	Part of the Roman occupation of Britain	Roman victory	^[5]
410–927	Anglo-Saxon invasions and creation of England	Great Britain		Anglo Saxon victory: Celts hold out in Cumbria and Cornwall	^[6]
865–78	Invasion of the Great Heathen Army	England	Part of the Norse invasions of Britain	Danelaw established- Most of Northern and Eastern England under Norse control	^[7]
1015–16	Cnut's invasion of England	England	Part of the Norse invasions of Britain	Norse victory- Cnut becomes King of England	^[8]
1066–71	Norman conquest of England	England		Norman victory- William the Conqueror becomes King of England	^[9]
1067–1194	Norman invasion of Wales	Wales		Welsh victory- Normans forced out of Wales	^[10]
1075	Revolt of the Earls	England	Civil war	Norman victory	^[11]
1088	Rebellion of 1088	England	Civil war	Failure of rebellion	^[12]
1135–54	The Anarchy	England	Civil war	Treaty of Wallingford	^[13]
1173–74	Revolt of 1173–74	England	Civil war	Rebellion crushed	^[14]
1211	Welsh uprising of 1211	Wales	Part of the Anglo-Welsh Wars	Peace signed- rebellion nominally defeated but Wales enjoys greater autonomy	^[15]
1215–17	First Barons' War	England	Civil war	Angevin victory	^[16]
1262–66	Scottish–Norwegian War	Scotland		Scottish victory- Hebrides and Isle of Man occupied by Scotland
1264–67	Second Barons' War	England	Civil war	Royalist victory	^[17]
1277; 1282–83	Edwardian conquest of Wales	Wales	Part of the Anglo-Welsh Wars	English victory- Wales conquered by Edward I	^[18]
1296–1328	First War of Scottish Independence	Scotland; England; Ireland	Part of the Anglo-Scottish Wars	Scottish victory- Scotland gains independence	^[19]
1321–22	Despenser War	Wales; England	Civil war	Royalist victory	^[20]^{[page needed]}
1332–57	Second War of Scottish Independence	Scotland	Part of the Anglo-Scottish Wars	Scottish victory	^[21]
1381	Peasants' Revolt	England		Rebellion Crushed	^[22]
1400–15	Glyndŵr Rising	Wales	Part of the Anglo-Welsh Wars	English victory	^[23]
1455–85	Wars of the Roses	England; Wales	Civil war	Eventual Lancastrian victory	^[24]
1497	Cornish Rebellion of 1497	Cornwall		English victory	^[25]
1543–50	War of the Rough Wooing	Scotland; England	Part of the Anglo-Scottish Wars	Scottish victory	^[26]
1549	Prayer Book Rebellion	England	Civil War	Rebellion suppressed	^[27]
1549	Kett's Rebellion	England		Rebellion suppressed	^[28]
1569–70	Rising of the North	England		Elizabethan victory	^[29]
1639–53	Wars of the Three Kingdoms Bishops' Wars Scottish Civil War First English Civil War Second English Civil War Anglo-Scottish war (1650–1652)	Great Britain	Civil war	English Parliamentarian victory: Monarchy abolished Establishment of Commonwealth of England (1649), including The Protectorate with Oliver Cromwell as Lord Protector (1653-1659) Scotland absorbed into Commonwealth	^[30]
1685	Monmouth Rebellion	England		Rebellion crushed	^[31]
1689–92	Jacobite Rising of 1689	Scotland	Civil War	Government victory	^{[citation needed]}
1715–19	Second Jacobite Rising	Scotland; England	Civil War	British victory	^[32]
1745–46	Third Jacobite Rising	Scotland; England	Civil War	British victory	^[33]

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List of wars in Great Britain

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