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Lusitania
Also known as Hispania Lusitania
provincia romana
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Lusitania was a Roman imperial province that encompassed the western Iberian Peninsula, corresponding roughly to modern-day Portugal and the Spanish region of Extremadura. It represents an important part of Roman territorial expansion and administration during the early imperial period.
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Key facts
- Former subdivision.common_name
- Lusitania
- Former subdivision.subdivision
- Province
- Former subdivision.nation
- the Roman Empire
- Former subdivision.p1
- Lusitanians
- Former subdivision.s1
- Alans
- Former subdivision.s2
- Suebi
- Former subdivision.s3
- Vandals
- Former subdivision.s4
- Visigoths
- Former subdivision.capital
- Emerita Augusta (Mérida)
- Former subdivision.today
- PortugalSpain
- Former subdivision.year_start
- 27 BC
- Former subdivision.year_end
- AD 438
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La provincia romana de Lusitania (en latín, Lusitania) es el nombre de una provincia romana en el oeste de la península ibérica. En época Republicana, desde el siglo II a. C., su territorio formaba parte de la provincia Hispania Ulterior. Su territorio ocupaba la mayor parte de la actual Portugal al sur del Duero y una zona de España, fundamentalmente Extremadura y la provincia de Salamanca. Su capital fue la ciudad de Augusta Emerita, en la actualidad Mérida.
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1st-century BC establishments in the Roman Republic1st millennium in Portugal9th-century disestablishments in PortugalAncient PortugalGeographic coordinate listsHistory of Portugal by polityLists of coordinatesLusitaniaMedieval history of PortugalPortugal in the Roman eraProvinces of the Roman EmpireStates and territories disestablished in the 9th century