Cottian tribes

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The Cottian tribes were ancient Alpine peoples who inhabited the mountainous region around the Cottian Alps, later unified under King Cottius and incorporated into the Roman Empire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient people
tribal confederation
continent Europe
countryToday France
Italy
culture Alpine culture
Celtic culture
economy mountain agriculture
pastoralism
toll collection on passes
hasLeader King Cottius
historicalPeriod Iron Age
Roman Republic
early Roman Empire
incorporatedInto Roman Empire
Roman Republic
incorporationType client kingdom
knownFor controlling Alpine passes
mediating transalpine traffic
languageFamily Indo-European languages
locatedIn Alps
Cottian Alps
Western Alps
namedAfter King Cottius
neighboringGroup Allobroges
Ligurian tribes
Salassi
Vocontii
partOf Alpine tribes
politicalOrganization federation of tribes
politicalStatus local kingdom under Roman suzerainty
region northwestern Italy
southeastern Gaul
religion polytheism
romanization gradual integration into Roman provincial system
strategicImportance control of routes between Italy and Gaul
terrain mountainous region
timeframe 1st century AD
1st century BC
unifiedBy King Cottius

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Segusio preRomanInhabitants Cottian tribes