Belgica Prima

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Belgica Prima was a late Roman imperial province in northeastern Gaul, centered on the important city of Augusta Treverorum (modern Trier).

All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
Belgica Prima canonical 3
Belgica I 1
Belgica II 1

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman province
late Roman imperial province
administrativeDivisionOf Western Roman Empire
borderedBy Belgica Secunda
Germania Prima
linked to: Germania Superior

Lugdunensis
Maxima Sequanorum
capital Augusta Treverorum
Trier
centeredOn Augusta Treverorum
Trier
correspondsToModernRegion parts of modern Belgium
parts of modern France
parts of modern Germany
parts of modern Luxembourg
createdUnder Diocletian
currencyUsed Roman currency
establishedInCentury 3rd century
existedInCentury 4th century
5th century
followed Gallia Belgica
governedBy praeses
hadAdministrativeCenter Augusta Treverorum
Trier
hadImportantCity Augusta Treverorum
Divodurum Mediomatricorum
Metz
Trier
Tullum Leucorum
Verdun
linked to: Verdun, France
hadReligion Christianity
Roman paganism
hadRoadNetwork Roman roads
hadStatus imperial province
historicalRegion Gaul
languageUsed Latin
legalSystem Roman law
locatedIn northeastern Gaul
militaryZone yes
namedAfter Belgica
linked to: Belgium
partOf Diocese of Gaul
Praetorian Prefecture of Gaul
Roman Empire
succeededBy Frankish kingdoms
wasAffectedBy Frankish expansion
Germanic invasions
wasSeatOf imperial residence at Trier

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Referenced by (6)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Augusta Treverorum locatedIn Belgica Prima
Germania Inferior succeededBy Belgica Secunda
linked to: Belgica Prima
Diocese of the Gauls hadProvince Belgica I
subject linked to: diocese of the Gauls
linked to: Belgica Prima
Diocese of the Gauls hadProvince Belgica II
subject linked to: diocese of the Gauls
linked to: Belgica Prima
Gallia Belgica dividedInto Belgica Prima
Gallia Belgica successorEntity Belgica Prima