Savotta (Romanyan province)
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Savotta Provincia | |||||||
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Province of the Romanyan Empire | |||||||
160 BC–546 AD | |||||||
Territory administrated by the Province of Savotta, circa 100 BC. | |||||||
Capital | Savotta | ||||||
History | |||||||
Historical era | Antiquity | ||||||
• Established | 160 BC | ||||||
• Disestablished | 546 AD | ||||||
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Today part of | Salisford |
Savotta was an ancient Romanyan province located in the northwest of Sur, roughly corresponding to the modern northern territories of Salisford, including its northern coastline, parts of the Salisfordian central highlands, and western plain.
Historical background
Pre-Italic Savotta
Settlement by Italics
Classical Egittan Civilization
Unification of the Egittan Republic
First Egittan War
Conquest in the Second Egittan War
Romanyan province
Capital of the South
Military presence
Notable Savottans
- Servilius Geminus, legate, one of the Romanyan commanders at the Battle of the Xichútepa River.
- Quintus Nonus, general, major Illyrian leader during the Illyrian reconstitution.