How Rome ruled Britain
The Emperor Hadrian
When Britain became a province of the Roman Empire it was ruled by a Governor. As Britain was a military province the Governor was appointed by the Emperor.
The official title of the Governor as legatus Augusti pro praetore and he would be a man of senatorial rank. Appointments were usually for three or four years.
His duties included:
- Military Commander in Chief
- Chief Judge ( with the power of life or death over citizens )
- Head of civil administration
- Maintaining relationships with friendly chieftains and kings
The Governor was the Emperors representative and bore responsibility for implementing the directives of central government.
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