Tungrian

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The Tungrians were an ancient Germanic people from the region of modern-day Belgium who served as auxiliaries in the Roman army and gave their name to the civitas Tungrorum.

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Tungrian canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Germanic tribe
ancient people
associatedWith civitas Tungrorum
linked to: Civitas Tungrorum
culture provincial Roman-Germanic
ethnicGroup Germanic peoples
gaveNameTo civitas Tungrorum
hadCapitalAt Aduatuca Tungrorum
linked to: Atuatuca Tungrorum
inhabited Gallia Belgica
integratedInto Roman provincial system
knownFrom Roman literary sources
epigraphic evidence
laterReligion Christianity
locatedInThePast Lower Germany
linked to: Elbe–Weser region

region of modern-day Belgium
mentionedBy Pliny the Elder
Tacitus
militaryRole auxiliary cavalry
auxiliary infantry
modernCountryTerritory Belgium
Germany
Netherlands
modernLocationCorrespondsTo Tongeren
neighboringPeople Batavi
linked to: Batavi tribe

Eburones
Treveri
partOf Roman auxiliary forces
civitas Tungrorum
linked to: Civitas Tungrorum
raisedUnit Cohors I Tungrorum
linked to: cohors I Tungrorum

Cohors II Tungrorum
regionCorrespondsTo Meuse valley
eastern Belgium
religion Germanic paganism
servedAs auxiliaries in the Roman army
servedIn Roman army in Britain
Roman army on the Rhine frontier
spoke Germanic language
timePeriod 1st–3rd centuries AD
early Roman Empire
underRomanRule 1st century AD
2nd century AD
3rd century AD

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Cohors I Tungrorum ethnicComposition Tungrian
subject linked to: cohors I Tungrorum