Insubres

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The Insubres were an ancient Celtic people of northern Italy, centered around Mediolanum (modern Milan), known for their resistance to Roman expansion before eventual incorporation into the Roman Republic.

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Insubres canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Celtic tribe
ancient people
alliedWith Boii
Carthage
Hannibal (Carthaginian general)
surface form: Hannibal
archaeologicalEvidence settlements around Milan
capital Mediolanum
centeredAround Mediolanum
conqueredBy Roman Republic
conquestCenturyBC 3rd century BC
continent Europe
culture La Tène culture
economy agriculture
stockbreeding
trade
ethnicity Celtic
eventualStatus incorporation into the Roman Republic
foughtAgainst Roman Republic
involvedInConflict Roman conquest of Cisalpine Gaul
surface form: Roman–Gallic wars
knownFor resistance to Roman expansion
languageFamily Celtic languages
laterIntegration Roman citizen body
legacy contributed to the development of ancient Mediolanum
locatedInPresentDay Lombardy
mentionedBy Livy
Polybius
militaryRole provided auxiliary troops to Rome after conquest
modernCenter Milan
neighbouringPeople Boii
Cenomani
Lepontii
Orobii
notableBattle Battle of Clastidium
Battle of Telamon
partOf Cisalpine Gaul
surface form: Cisalpine Gauls
politicalOrganization tribal
region Cisalpine Gaul
Northern Italy
surface form: northern Italy
religion Celtic polytheism
romanization gradual
territoryCharacteristic Alpine foothills
Po Valley
timePeriod Iron Age
pre-Roman Italy
urbanCenter Mediolanum as major Gallic oppidum

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Lepontii neighboringPeople Insubres
Cisalpine Gaul ethnicGroup Insubres
Insubria ethnonym Insubres
Insubria namedAfter Insubres