Gaul and Britain

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Gaul and Britain were western provinces of the Roman Empire that, during the Tetrarchy, formed a major administrative and military region encompassing much of modern France and the island of Britain.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman imperial administrative region
late Roman provincial grouping
administrativeLevel above individual provinces
appliesToTerritory island of Britain
much of modern France
western provinces of the Roman Empire
borderedBy English Channel NERFINISHED
Germania NERFINISHED
Rhine frontier NERFINISHED
governedAs major administrative region
governedBy praetorian prefect of Gaul
hasCapital Augusta Treverorum NERFINISHED
Trier NERFINISHED
hasPart Britain NERFINISHED
Gaul NERFINISHED
hasRole major military region
historicalRegion Western Europe NERFINISHED
includedProvince Britannia NERFINISHED
Gallia Aquitania NERFINISHED
Gallia Belgica NERFINISHED
Gallia Lugdunensis NERFINISHED
Germania Inferior NERFINISHED
Germania Superior NERFINISHED
languageUsed Latin NERFINISHED
laterReligion Christianity NERFINISHED
militaryFunction defense of Britain
defense of Rhine frontier
modernEquivalent Belgium NERFINISHED
England NERFINISHED
France NERFINISHED
Luxembourg NERFINISHED
Wales NERFINISHED
parts of Germany
parts of the Netherlands
southern Scotland NERFINISHED
partOf Roman Empire
Western Roman Empire NERFINISHED
partOfReform Diocletianic administrative reforms NERFINISHED
predecessor earlier unified Gallic and British provinces
religion Roman paganism
successor separate prefectures and dioceses of Gaul and Britain
timePeriod Tetrarchy NERFINISHED
timePeriodEnd early 4th century
timePeriodStart late 3rd century
usedFor coordination of civil administration
coordination of military command

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Tetrarchs territorialDivision Gaul and Britain