Castra Regina

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Castra Regina was a major Roman military camp and later town on the Danube, located at what is now Regensburg in Bavaria, Germany.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman military camp
Roman town
administrativeRole military-administrative center in Raetia
archaeologicalSiteIn Regensburg NERFINISHED
belongsToPeriod Roman Imperial period NERFINISHED
culture Ancient Roman culture
currentCountry Germany NERFINISHED
currentMunicipality Regensburg NERFINISHED
currentState Free State of Bavaria NERFINISHED
foundedBy Emperor Marcus Aurelius NERFINISHED
Roman Empire NERFINISHED
foundedInCentury 2nd century
foundedInYear 179
garrisonedBy Legio III Italica NERFINISHED
hasArchaeologicalRemains building foundations
fortifications
gate structures
hasDefensiveStructure gates
stone walls
towers
hasGate Porta Praetoria NERFINISHED
hasLatinNameMeaning Camp on the Regen
languageUsed Latin
locatedIn Bavaria
Germany
Regensburg NERFINISHED
province of Raetia NERFINISHED
locatedOn Danube River NERFINISHED
modernSuccessor City of Regensburg NERFINISHED
namedAfter River Regen NERFINISHED
near confluence of Danube and Regen
originalFunction legionary fortress
partOf Danube frontier NERFINISHED
Roman road network in Raetia NERFINISHED
regionNow Upper Palatinate NERFINISHED
religionPracticed Roman polytheism
remainsVisibleIn Regensburg old town NERFINISHED
servedAs military base on the Danube limes
shape rectangular fort
strategicRole control of Danube traffic
protection of Raetian frontier
transitionedTo civilian town
usedUntilCentury late antiquity

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