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[[File:Province of Savotta.png|thumb|right|Territory administrated by the Province of Savotta, circa 100 BC.]]
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{{Infobox former subdivision
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|native_name  = {{aut|Savotta Provincia}}
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|conventional_long_name =
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|common_name  = Savotta
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|subdivision  = [[Roman province|Province]]
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|nation      = the [[Romanyan Empire]]
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|era          = [[ancient history|Antiquity]]
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|capital      = [[Savotta (city)|Savotta]]
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|p1          =
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|s1          = Savottan Empire
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|title_leader =
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|image_map    = Province of Savotta.png
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|image_map_caption = Territory administrated by the Province of Savotta, circa 100 BC.
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|life_span    =
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|year_start  = 160 BC
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|event_start  =
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|year_end    = 546 AD
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|event_end    =
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|today        = [[Salisford]]
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}}
  
'''Savotta''' was an ancient [[Romanyan Empire|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. The province's capitol was originally [[Maripoli]], which was a pre-existing settlement, but as the province developed its capitol moved to [[Savotta]].
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'''Savotta''' was an ancient [[Romanyan Empire|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.  
  
Savotta gained a reputation as one of the empire's most stable provinces because of extremely effective colonization on the part of the Romanyans, especially in the north. However, the province often saw attacks and raids from the ancient Castillianan tribes to its south.
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== Historical background ==
  
The province's name derives itself from the name of the Romanyan legate [[Lucius Savottia|Lucius Romilius Savottia]], who lead the first Roman expedition into the future province, and built a castra on the future site of the city of [[Savotta]].
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=== Pre-Italic Savotta ===
  
==Historical background==
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=== Settlement by Italics ===
  
==Romanyan province==
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=== Classical Egittan Civilization ===
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{{main|Classical Egitta}}
  
==Military presence==
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=== Unification of the Egittan Republic ===
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{{main|Egittan Republic}}
  
==Notable Savottans==
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=== First Egittan War ===
*[[Servilius Geminus]], legate, one of the Romanyan commanders at the [[Battle of the Xichūtepa River]].
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=== Conquest in the Second Egittan War ===
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=== Romanyan province ===
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{{main|Romanyanization of Savotta|Egitto-Romanyans}}
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=== Capital of the South ===
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== Military presence ==
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== Notable Savottans ==
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*[[Servilius Geminus]], legate, one of the Romanyan commanders at the [[Battle of the Xichútepa River]].
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*[[Quintus Nonus]], general, major [[New Kingdom of Illyricum|Illyrian]] leader during the [[Illyrian reconstitution]].
  
 
==See also==
 
==See also==
 
*[[Legio XVII]]
 
*[[Legio XVII]]
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*[[Savottan Empire]]
  
 
==References==
 
==References==

Latest revision as of 23:21, 5 April 2024

Savotta Provincia
160 BC–546 AD
Province of Savotta.png
Territory administrated by the Province of Savotta, circa 100 BC.
CapitalSavotta
History
Historical eraAntiquity
• Established
160 BC
• Disestablished
546 AD
Succeeded by
Savottan Empire
Today part ofSalisford

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

See also

References