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Lower Pannonia

Lower Pannonia is an ancient Roman province included in Pannonia , divided in two by the Emperor Trajan around 105 AD. AD :

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

Summary

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Main article: Pannonia.

Lower Pannonia in yellow

It included part of Hungary today, and of Serbia , from Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina.

Provinces of the Roman Empire Trajan's conquest until the reforms of Diocletian, ordered by geographical regions from west to east
Iberian Peninsula	Betic Lusitania Tarraconaise (or Hispania Hither , the Gallaecia detached briefly under Caracalla)
Gaul and Germania	Aquitaine Belgium Lower Germany Upper Germany Lyon Narbonne Noricum Rhaetia
Great Britain	Britain (until 210, then Britains lower and upper )
Alps, Italy and surrounding	Italy (special status regiones XI) Alps Cottian grated Alpes Alpes-Maritimes Pennine Alps Corsica-Sardinia Sicily
Illyria, Greece and the Balkans	Achaea Dalmatia (or Illyrian ) Epirus Macedonia Lower Moesia ( Aurelian Dacia detached to 270) Moesia Superior Lower Pannonia Pannonia Superior Thrace
Dacia and around	Dacia (up to 129, then Dacies lower , upper and Porolissensis to Marcus Aurelius, then Three Dacies up to 270)
Anatolia and the Caucasus	Asia proconsular Bithynia - Bridge Cappadocia Cilicia Cyprus Galatia Lycia - Pamphylia Osroene (from 195) Mesopotamia (from 198)
Middle East	Saudi Judea (up to Hadrian and Syria-Palestine ) Syria (until 197, then Coele Syria and Syria-Phoenicia ) Armenia (115-117) Assyria (115 - 117) Mesopotamia (115-117 )
Africa	Proconsular Africa ( Numidia detached from 193) Cyrenaica - Crete Egypt Cesarean Mauretania Mauretania Tingitana
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