Allobroges

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The Allobroges were an ancient Celtic tribe of Gaul, primarily inhabiting the region between the Rhône River and the Alps in what is now southeastern France.

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Allobroges canonical 11

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Celtic tribe
alliedWith Romans (at various times)
linked to: Romans
capital Vienna (Vienne)
linked to: Vienna
continent Europe
countryToday France
culture Celtic culture
disappearance gradual Romanization and integration into Gallo-Roman population
economy agriculture
pastoralism
trade along the Rhône
ethnicGroup Celts
linked to: Celtic tribes
ethnonymForm Allobroges
Allobrogi (variant)
ethnonymLanguage Latin
incorporatedInto Roman Empire
Roman Republic
knownFor participation in Gallic Wars
resistance to Roman expansion
language Gaulish
locatedIn Gaul
region between the Rhône River and the Alps
southeastern France
mainSettlement Vienna (Vienne)
linked to: Vienna
mentionedBy Julius Caesar
Livy
Strabo
mentionedInSource Commentarii de Bello Gallico
linked to: Gallic Wars
modernRegionOverlap Dauphiné
Genevois region
Savoy
mountainBoundary Alps
neighbouringTribe Helvetii
Segusiavi
Vocontii
notableEvent revolt of 61 BC against Roman taxation
politicalStatus Roman provincial tribe
provinceUnderRome Gallia Narbonensis
rebelledAgainst Roman Republic
religion Celtic polytheism
riverBoundary Rhône River
strategicImportance control of Alpine passes
control of Rhône valley routes
timePeriod Iron Age
Roman period
tookPartIn Gallic Wars

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