Segovax

Segovax was one of those four kings of Kent settled in present-day tribe of Cantiaci, BC attracted 54 against the second time incident in Britain Roman general Gaius Iulius Caesar to war.

On behalf of the supreme military leader Britannic Cassivellaunus attacked Segovax and the three other kings of Kent, Cingetorix, Carvilius and Taximagulus, the ship bearing Caesar, but were beaten by the Roman guards in the fleet. On the news of the outcome of this battle Cassivellaunus made ​​a comparison with Caesar. Then Segovax is no longer mentioned.

The tribe of the Celtic sego name Segovax means violence or power.