Which leader is famous for leading a rebellion against the Roman Empire in Britain?

Queen Boudicca is renowned for leading a significant rebellion against the Roman Empire in Britain around AD 60-61. She was the queen of the Iceni tribe and is most famously known for her uprising against Roman rule after her husband, King Prasutagus, died and his lands were taken by the Romans. This rebellion was marked by a series of attacks on Roman settlements, including the burning of London (known as Londinium), and she became a symbol of resistance against oppression.

Her story is celebrated in history and literature, highlighting her courage and the impact of her leadership during a time when Britain's indigenous tribes were struggling against Roman domination. In contrast, figures like King Arthur are more legendary and not directly linked to historical events surrounding Roman Britain, while Julius Caesar, although instrumental in the early Roman campaigns in Britain, did not lead a rebellion against the Empire itself. William Wallace, on the other hand, is associated with Scotland's fight against England, rather than directly related to Roman history in Britain.