Aemilia region

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The Aemilia region was an important administrative and historical area of northern Italy in Roman times, centered around the Via Aemilia and encompassing several key settlements and trade routes.

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Aemilia region canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Roman region
historical region of Italy
administrativeRole regional district within Roman Italy
bordersOn Cisalpine Gaul
Liguria (Roman region)
linked to: Aemilia et Liguria

Umbria (Roman region)
linked to: Umbria

Venetia et Histria
containsSettlement Ariminum
Bononia
Claterna
Faventia
Forum Livii
linked to: Forum Cornelii

Mutina
Parma
Placentia
Regium Lepidi
country Roman Empire
economy agriculture
trade
follows Via Aemilia
hasCapital Bononia
hasCoastOn Adriatic Sea
hasImportantRoad Via Aemilia
hasRiver Po River (region of influence)
knownFor agricultural production
dense network of Roman roads
trade routes between Po Valley and Adriatic coast
language Latin
laterCorrespondsTo Emilia (Italy)
Emilia-Romagna
locatedIn northern Italy
linked to: Northern Italy
namedAfter Aemilius family (gens Aemilia)
Via Aemilia
partOf Cisalpine Italy
linked to: Cisalpine Gaul

Italia (Roman province)
strategicImportance corridor between Apennines and Po Valley
link between Rome and northern frontiers
timePeriod Roman Empire
Roman Republic
traversedBy Via Aemilia

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Forum Cornelii locatedIn Aemilia region