Roman province of Pannonia

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The Roman province of Pannonia was a frontier region of the Roman Empire along the middle Danube, encompassing parts of modern Hungary and neighboring countries and serving as a key military and administrative zone.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman province
historical region
annexationCompleted 1st century AD
borderedBy Dalmatia
Italia (Roman province)
Moesia
Noricum
capital Carnuntum
conqueredBy Roman Republic
conqueredUnder Augustus
createdFrom Illyricum
dividedInto Pannonia Inferior
Pannonia Superior
divisionDateApproximate AD 103
economyBasedOn agriculture
animal husbandry
mining
trade along the Danube
effectiveRomanControlEnded 5th century AD
emperorAssociated Marcus Aurelius
established 1st century AD
ethnicOriginOfName Pannonii
frontierSystem Danubian limes
linked to: Danube limes
function administrative region
frontier province
military zone
furtherDividedInto Pannonia Prima
Pannonia Savia
Pannonia Secunda
Pannonia Valeria
furtherDivisionDateApproximate late 3rd century AD
garrisonedBy Roman legions
linked to: Roman legion
integratedInto Western Roman Empire
languageOfAdministration Latin
laterPartOf Diocese of Pannonia
laterReligion Christianity
locatedInPresentDay Austria
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Croatia
Hungary
Serbia
Slovenia
locatedOn Danube River
linked to: Danube
lostTo various Germanic peoples
majorCity Aquincum
Carnuntum
Poetovio
Savaria
Sirmium
Siscia
neighboringPeoples Marcomanni
Quadi
Sarmatians
numberOfLegionsAtPeak 4
partOf Roman Empire
religionOfficial Roman state cult
sceneOf Marcomannic Wars
strategicImportance defense against northern and eastern tribes

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Siscia partOf Roman province of Pannonia
Stridon partOf Roman province of Pannonia
Diocese of Pannonia (de facto) precededBy Pannonian provinces of the Roman Empire
linked to: Roman province of Pannonia
Early Christian Necropolis of Pécs (Sopianae) locatedIn former Roman province of Pannonia
linked to: Roman province of Pannonia
Poetovio partOf Roman province of Pannonia Superior
linked to: Roman province of Pannonia
Emona locatedIn Roman province of Pannonia
Bellum Batonianum location Roman province of Pannonia
Pannonians inhabitedRegion Roman province of Pannonia
Savaria partOf Roman province of Pannonia
Savaria laterPartOf Roman province of Pannonia Superior
linked to: Roman province of Pannonia
Óbuda wasCapitalOf Roman province of Pannonia Inferior (through Aquincum)
linked to: Roman province of Pannonia
Roman province of Dalmatia borderedBy Roman province of Pannonia
Segestani territoryIntegratedInto Roman province of Pannonia
Germania Libera borderedBy Roman province of Pannonia
Pannonian Plain namedAfter Roman province of Pannonia
limes Danubianus borderOf Roman province of Pannonia
Conference of Carnuntum tookPlaceIn Roman province of Pannonia Superior
linked to: Roman province of Pannonia
King of the Quadi locatedNextTo Roman province of Pannonia
Scarbantia partOf Roman province of Pannonia Superior
linked to: Roman province of Pannonia
Teutoburgium locatedIn Roman province of Pannonia
Roman–Sarmatian conflicts historicalRegion Roman province of Pannonia
Andautonia partOf Roman province of Pannonia
Neviodunum locatedIn Roman province of Pannonia