Lower Pannonia

The lower Pannonia is old a Roman Province included in the Pannonia, divided into two by the emperor Trajan towards 105 a. J. - C.:

the Pannonia higher than the west.
the Pannonia lower than the east.

These qualifiers are determined by the direction of the course of the the Danube.

History

See also: Pannonia

Localization

It included part of the current Hungary, as well as Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia-Herzégovine.

Cities

Acumincum (today Szlankamen, Serbia)
Aquincum (today Budapest, Hungary)
Certissa (today Đakovo, Croatia)
Cibalae (today Vinkovci, Croatia)
Cuccium (today Ilok, Croatia)
Marsonia (today Slavonski Brod, Croatia)
Mursa (today Osijek, Croatia)
Sirmium (today Sremska Mitrovica, Serbia)
Sopianae (today Pécs, Hungary)

See too

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