Three Gauls

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The Three Gauls were a major Roman administrative division in ancient Gaul, comprising the provinces of Aquitania, Belgica, and Lugdunensis.

All labels observed (3)

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Statements (53)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman administrative division
group of Roman provinces
historical region
consistsOf Gallia Aquitania
Gallia Belgica
Gallia Lugdunensis
hasAdministrativeCenter Lugdunum
hasCapital Lugdunum
hasCouncil Concilium Galliarum
hasEthnicGroups Aquitanian peoples
linked to: Aquitani people

Belgae
Gauls
Germanic tribes
hasImperialCultCenter Sanctuary of the Three Gauls at Lugdunum
hasLanguage Aquitanian
linked to: Aquitanian language

Gaulish
Germanic languages
Latin
hasLatinName Tres Galliae
linked to: Three Gauls
hasMajorCity Augusta Treverorum
Augustodunum
Avaricum
Burdigala
Condate
Divodurum
Durocortorum
Gesoriacum
Lemonum
Limonum
linked to: Lemonum

Lugdunum
Lutetia
Rotomagus
Samarobriva
Vesontio
hasProvince Aquitania
Belgica
Lugdunensis
hasReligion Roman polytheism
local Celtic cults
hasTemple Altar of Rome and Augustus at Lugdunum
locatedIn Western Europe
modern France
partlyLocatedIn modern Belgium
modern Luxembourg
northern Italy
linked to: Northern Italy

western Germany
partOf Gaul
Roman Empire
timePeriod Principate
early Roman Empire
usedFor military recruitment
provincial administration
tax collection

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Referenced by (6)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Gallia Belgica wasPartOf Three Gauls
Gallia Belgica wasPartOf Tres Galliae
linked to: Three Gauls
Sanctuaire fédéral des Trois Gaules hasLatinName Sanctuarium Fœderale Trium Galliarum
linked to: Three Gauls
Concilium Galliarum appliesToJurisdiction Tres Galliae
linked to: Three Gauls
Three Gauls hasLatinName Tres Galliae
linked to: Three Gauls