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Pannonia (general region) |
Coordinates: |
| Lat: 47 14 00 N degrees minutes |
Lat: 47.2334 decimal degrees |
| Long: 016 37 23 E degrees minutes |
Long: 16.6231 decimal degrees |
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Note: The region of Pannonia comprises an area east of the Adriatic Sea and west of the Carpathian Mountains, corresponding to early-21st century western Hungary, parts of eastern Austria, Slovenia, and northern Yugoslavia. Conquered by the Romans under Octavian in 35 BCE, it became a province of the Roman Empire. The Emperor Trajan divided it into two parts in 106 CE. The Romans withdrew after 395 CE, after which it ceased to exist as a separate administrative entity. |
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| Pannonia (preferred,C,V,English-P,U,N)
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| Pannonia (Italian,U)
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| Pannonie (C,O,French-P,U,N)
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| Pannónia (C,V,Spanish-P,U,N)
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| Pannonian (C,V,English,U,A)
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| Pannonien (C,U,German)
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| Panonia (C,U,Spanish)
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Pannonia (general region) (P,H) 35 BCE-after 395 CE |
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| general region (preferred, C) |
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| province (H) |
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province of the Roman Empire |
| first level subdivision (H) |
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| former administrative division (C) |
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