Corseul
Corseul ( Breton Kersaout in ) is a common French located in the department of the Coast-with Armor and the area Brittany.
Geography
History
Corseul - in Latin Fanum Martis (" temple of Mars") - was the Gallo-Roman capital of the Coriosolites, created towards 10 av. J-C. With 3rd and 4th centuries, like much regional metropolises, Fanum Martis changes its name and takes that of the people of which it is the capital. These toponymic changes intervened at one time when the solidity of the Roman Empire crumbled. One observes then, inter alia significant elements, a rebirth of the antiques divinities Gaulois be local in the religious sculptures and the inscriptions dédicatoires. The name change of city undoubtedly raises a phenomenon of the same order, related to a resurgence of the old feelings of membership Ethnique of the Gallic tribes.
Administration
Demography
Places and monuments
- Castle of Montafilan (ruins), 12th century
- Gallo-Roman Vestiges, of which:
See too
- Common of Coast-in Armor
External bonds
- History of Corseul
- Geography of Brittany, gate of the cities and countries Breton - Corseul/Kersaout
- Corseul on the site of the national geographical Institute
- Corseul on the site of INSEE
- Corseul on the site of Quid
- Localization of Corseul on a chart of France and communes bordering
- Plane on Corseul on Mapquest
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