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Regiones

Regiones (singular: regio) or provinciae,(singular: provincia), also referred to by historians as small shires or early folk territories, were early territorial divisions of Anglo-Saxon England, referred to in sources such as Anglo-Saxon charters and the writings of Bede. They are likely to have originated in the years before 600, and most evidence for…

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Naming and areas

Origins

Structure and role

Later territorial continuity

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Regiones

Nodes97
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Triples49
Avg. degree1.98
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Regiones

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related to Naming and areas · 21
Regiones → Eastry, Ely, Examples, Hampshire, In, Isle, Jutish, Kent, Kingdom, Latin, Limen, Limenwara, Meonwara, Old English, Primary, River Meon, River Rother, Several, Solent, Wight
related to Origins · 12
Regiones → Alternatively, Anglo-Saxon, Brahhingas, Braughing, Britain, Hertfordshire, Iron Age, Roman, Some, The, This, Various
related to Later territorial continuity · 6
Regiones → Anglo Saxon, Domesday Book, In Kent, Kingdom, Sussex, The
related to Structure and role · 3
Regiones → Anglo-Saxon England, Royal, They

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anglo-saxon areas later around hundreds earlier territories territorial shires manors origins isbn kingdom area early england units formed kingdoms often

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Anglo-Saxon chartersinstance ofreferred to in sources0.80text
the writings of Bedeinstance ofreferred to in sources0.80text
the Kingdom of Kentinstance ofsuggesting the areas had tribal origins.In areas of Jutish settlement -0.80text
the area around the Solent - regiones often took the name of a topographical element with the Old English suffixinstance ofsuggesting the areas had tribal origins.In areas of Jutish settlement -0.80text
hillforts in the aftermath of the end of Roman rule in Britaininstance ofcoming to pay tribute to a king rather than an earlier tribal chieftain.Alternatively regiones may have formed from earlier units based around centres0.80text
subsequently transferred to Anglo-Saxon rulersinstance ofcoming to pay tribute to a king rather than an earlier tribal chieftain.Alternatively regiones may have formed from earlier units based around centres0.80text
a defined stretch of a river valleyinstance ofoccupying a geographically coherent area0.80text
Regionesrelated to Later territorial continuityThe0.60section
Regionesrelated to Later territorial continuityAnglo Saxon0.60section
Regionesrelated to Later territorial continuityDomesday Book0.60section
Regionesrelated to Later territorial continuityIn Kent0.60section
Regionesrelated to Later territorial continuitySussex0.60section

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