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| Capital (and largest city) |
Augusta Vindelicorum (Augsburg) | |||||||
| Language Official |
Latin (Lingua Latina) | |||||||
| Others | Helvetica (Lingua Helveticarum) | |||||||
| Religion | Roman Polytheism | |||||||
| Ethnic Group | Helveti | |||||||
| Government | Imperial Province | |||||||
| Legislature | Governor and Senate of Raetia | |||||||
A Short History of Raetia[]
Raetia, though it chose not to join the Senate, was a very civilized and forward Province. It had great development in industry, and held important trade routes through which the Northern Provinces could connect to Italia. Raetia had a Senate and a Governor, but was not a Senatorial Province. Their main ethnic group, the Helveti, were by nature a neutral people. They moved into this area set aside for them without any real objection, and turned it into one of the most respectable provinces in the Empire.
A List of Governors of Raetia[]
The Armiger Dynasty of the Raetians has governed that province since the reign of Emperor Jacobus
Caelestius Bestia Armiger 1016-1033 (263-280 AD)
Caelestius Bestia Armiger II 1033-1049 (280-296 AD)
Caepio Fructosis Armiger 1049-1062 (296-309 AD)
Caelestius Bestia Armiger III 1062-1078 (309-325 AD)
Globulus Lucro Armiger 1078-1094 (325-341 AD)
Caepio Fructosis Armiger II 1094-1112 (341-359 AD)
Duvianus Opilio Armiger 1112-1137 (359-384 AD)
Caelestius Bestia Armiger IV 1137-1155 (384-402 AD)
Caelestius Besita Armiger V 1155-1172 (402-419 AD)
Caepio Fructosis Armiger III 1172-1198 (419-445 AD)
Vetranio Turibius Armiger 1198-1221 (445-468 AD)
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