Pagus Constantinus

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Pagus Constantinus was the early medieval territorial district that later became known as the Cotentin Peninsula in northwestern France.

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Pagus Constantinus canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf early medieval territorial district ⓘ
pagus ⓘ
administrativeLevel subdivision of a civitas or county ⓘ
associatedWith Viking and Norman settlement in Cotentin ⓘ
borderedBy English Channel ⓘ
pagus Abrincatinus ⓘ
pagus Coriovallensis ⓘ
developedInto Norman territorial unit of Cotentin ⓘ
governedBy counts or local royal officials ⓘ
hasCapital Coutances ⓘ
historicalRegion Armorican-Frankish frontier zone ⓘ
languageUsed Latin (administrative) ⓘ
laterKnownAs Cotentin Peninsula ⓘ
locatedIn Carolingian Empire ⓘ
Neustria ⓘ
linked to: Kingdom of Neustria

northwestern France ⓘ
modernCountry France ⓘ
modernDepartment Manche ⓘ
modernEquivalent Cotentin Peninsula ⓘ
modernRegion Normandy ⓘ
namedAfter Constantinus (likely a local or regional figure, possibly linked to Constantine) ⓘ
partOf Frankish kingdom of Neustria ⓘ
linked to: Kingdom of Neustria

Normandy ⓘ
diocese of Coutances ⓘ
predecessorOf medieval Cotentin ⓘ
religion Latin Christianity ⓘ
timePeriod Carolingian period ⓘ
Merovingian period ⓘ
linked to: Merovingian dynasty

early Middle Ages ⓘ

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Cotentin Peninsula → historicalName → Pagus Constantinus ⓘ