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Regni

The Regni (also the Regini or the Regnenses) were a Celtic tribe, or group of tribes, living in Britain prior to the Roman Conquest, and later a civitas or canton of Roman Britain. They lived in what is now Sussex, as well as small parts of Hampshire, Surrey and Kent, with their tribal heartland at Noviomagus Reginorum (modern Chichester).

Art, Client kingdom (early-late 1st century) & Roman civitas (late 1st century—c.410 AD)

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Client kingdom (early-late 1st century)

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Roman civitas (late 1st century—c.410 AD)

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Location
Sussex (Also parts of Hampshire, Kent, Surrey)
Capital
Noviomagus Reginorum (Chichester)
Rulers
Diviciacus of the Suessiones: 90 - 60 BC Commius, the Atrebatian: 51 - 35 BC Commius the Younger: 35 - 20 BC Tincomaros: 30 BC - 7 AD Eppillus: 30 BC - 15 AD Verica: 15 - 41 AD…

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Name

Background

Late Iron Age (c. 100 BC – early 1st century)

Client kingdom (early-late 1st century)

Roman civitas (late 1st century—c.410 AD)

Post-Roman era (c. 410 AD - 7th century)

Religion

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Regni

Nodes108
Edges107
Triples172
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.018519
Components1

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Regni

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related to Name · 34
Regni → Applying, Atrebates, Atrebatum, Belgae, Belgarum, Brythonic, Chichester, Chichester's Roman, Civitas Capital, Cogidubnus, Dorchester, Dorset, During, Durotriges, Durotrigium, For, Gaulish, Kingdom, Land, New Market
related to Roman civitas (late 1st century—c.410 AD) · 30
Regni → AD, After, Anderitum, Another, Atrebates, Calleva Atrebatum, Channel, Chichester-London, Cogidubnus, English Channel, Following, Governed, Lewes, Lewes-London, Londinium, London, Noviomagus, Novus Portus, Pevensey, Portslade
related to Post-Roman era (c. 410 AD - 7th century) · 28
Regni → According, AD, Aelle's, Britain, Celtic, Celtic British, Celtic British Church, Christian, Following, Gaul, Glastonbury, In, Iona, King Aelle, Kingdom, Lindisfarne, Michael Shapland, Patching Hoard, River Arun, Roman
related to Late Iron Age (c. 100 BC – early 1st century) · 27
Regni → Atrebates, Aylesford-Swarling, BC, Belgae, Belgic, Britain, Catuvellauni, Celts, Commius, Continent, Driven, Gaul, Hampshire, Iron Age, Neolithic, Roman, Romans, Rome, Significant, Sussex
related to Client kingdom (early-late 1st century) · 20
Regni → Atrebates, Bath, Belgae, Cogidubdus, Cogidubnus, Cogidumno, Cogidumnus, It, John Creighton, King Cogidumnus, Midlands, Miles Russell, Roman, Romans, Some, Southern, Tacitus, The, There, Tiberius Claudius Cogidubnus
related to Territory · 19
Regni → Ambiani, Atrebates, Belgae, Caletes, Cantiaci, Catuslugi, English Channel, Gaul, However, It, Morini, Oceanus Britannicus, Oceanus Gallicus, Surrey, Sussex, The, To, Veliocasses, Weald
related to Paganism · 7
Regni → BC, Chanctonbury Ring, Cremation, Hayling Island, Lancing Down, There, Westhampnett
Capital · 1
Regni → Noviomagus Reginorum (Chichester)
Location · 1
Regni → Sussex (Also parts of Hampshire, Kent, Surrey)
Rulers · 1
Regni → Diviciacus of the Suessiones: 90 - 60 BC Commius, the Atrebatian: 51 - 35 BC Commius the Younger: 35 - 20 BC Tincomaros: 30 BC - 7 AD Eppillus: 30 BC - 15 AD Verica: 15 - 41 AD…

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roman bc sussex chichester celtic atrebates also civitas britain tribes coins roma iron regini age tribe tribal along silver goddess

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
RegniCapitalNoviomagus Reginorum (Chichester)1.00infobox
RegniLocationSussex (Also parts of Hampshire, Kent, Surrey)1.00infobox
RegniRulersDiviciacus of the Suessiones: 90 - 60 BC Commius, the Atrebatian: 51 - 35 BC Commius the Younger: 35 - 20 BC Tincomaros: 30 BC - 7 AD Eppillus: 30 BC - 15 AD Verica: 15 - 41 AD…1.00infobox
Diana or Minervainstance ofCategorised differently from conventional goddesses0.80text
Roma was not associated with sacred tales or ancient Indo-European godsinstance ofCategorised differently from conventional goddesses0.80text
the addition of a Gallic torc necklaceinstance ofThese local adaptations of Roma's image included unique elements0.80text
the replacement of Romas gryphon crest with symbols like a horsehair or boar-bristle crestinstance ofThese local adaptations of Roma's image included unique elements0.80text
Regnirelated to Client kingdom (early-late 1st century)It0.60section
Regnirelated to Client kingdom (early-late 1st century)Romans0.60section
Regnirelated to Client kingdom (early-late 1st century)Roman0.60section
Regnirelated to Client kingdom (early-late 1st century)There0.60section
Regnirelated to Client kingdom (early-late 1st century)Tiberius Claudius Cogidubnus0.60section

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