court of Trier

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The court of Trier was an important imperial residence and administrative center of the Western Roman Empire, particularly prominent under Constantine the Great.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf administrative center
imperial court
imperial residence
architecturalStyle late Roman imperial architecture
associatedWith Constantinian dynasty
Roman imperial bureaucracy
praetorian prefect of Gaul
capitalOf Praetorian prefecture of Gaul
country Roman Empire
emperorPresent Constantine the Great
linked to: Constantinus Magnus

Constantius Chlorus
Gratian
Valentinian I
followedBy imperial court of Milan
imperial court of Ravenna
linked to: court of Ravenna
governedRegion Britannia
Gaul
Hispania
linked to: Iberian Peninsula
hasFunction administrative center
imperial residence
judicial center
military command center
political center
hasPart administrative offices
audience hall (Aula Palatina)
linked to: Aula Palatina

imperial palace of Trier
residential quarters
heritageStatus part of the Roman Monuments in Trier UNESCO World Heritage Site
languageUsed Latin
locatedIn Germania
Trier
Western Roman Empire
modernCountry Germany
near Moselle River
partOf imperial administration of the Western Roman Empire
politicalStatus one of the main residences of the Western Roman emperors
precededBy imperial court of Cologne
religion Roman paganism
early Christianity
significantPeriod early 4th century
late Roman Empire
linked to: Late Antiquity

reign of Constantine the Great
timeInUse 3rd century
4th century
usedBy Constantine the Great
linked to: Constantinus Magnus

Western Roman emperors

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Lactantius associatedWith court of Trier