Roman Empire (Christ Dynasty)

In AD 32 Judea lead by Emperor Jeshua Christ declares its independence. In AD 34 the Roman Empire admits defeat, allowing it to secede. In AD 37 Caligula takes the throne and tries for his entire reign to recapture the Judean Empire. This is made more difficult by the assistance of Parthia in defending Judean independence. In AD 41 he is assassinated and Claudius ends the war giving more territory to Judea and Parthia.

Militarily defeated Claudius tries to find a way to strengthen the Roman Empire's morale. He successfully invades Britain and part of OTL Germany. In AD 54 Nero takes control of the empire. A war with the Parthian Empire in 58 AD leads to the Judean Empire allying with Parthia to expand its territory. At the end Parthia has control of northern Anatolia and Judea its southeastern coast. Judea also conquers the rest of Egypt, killing Vespasian, who had been put in charge of conducting most of the war in the process. The militarily defeated Roman Empire is unable to defeat the rebellion of Boudica of Britannia in AD 60. In AD 68 faced with a military coup and an imminent execution he commits suicide.

Three Emperors
Civil war breaks out. At first Galba is declared emperor but is rejected by the legions of Germania who rush on Rome. He is executed and replaced with Otho. Otho in turn is quickly deposed by Vitellius. The Batavi take advantage of this crisis and revolt, receiving aid from the Britannians. In the end Germania Inferior is independent as the Kingdom of Batavi. East Germania, the new province added under Claudius also revolts and becomes the Kingdom of Saxony.

Germanican Dynasty
Vitellius reigns from AD 69 to AD 83 at his death.