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Llwyth Celtaidd yn byw o gwmpas glannau Afon Seine yng Ngâl oedd y Parisii, weithiau Quarisii.. Gyda'u cymdogion y Suessiones, bu ganddynt ran yng ngwrthryfel Vercingetorix yn erbyn Iŵl Cesar yn 52 CC.Ei prifddinas, neu oppidum, oedd Lutetia Parisiorum, a ddaeth yn ddiweddarach yn ddinas bwysig yn nhalaith Rufeinig which Gallia Lugdunensis, ac yn ddiweddarach yn ddinas …

WikiZero Özgür Ansiklopedi - Wikipedia Okumanın En Kolay Yolu . Parisii (Gaul) Location of the Parisii. A map of Gaul in the 1st century BC, showing the relative positions of the Celtic tribes. Gold coins of the Parisii, 1st century BC (Cabinet des Médailles, Paris). ...

The Parisii was a Celtic tribe in Gaul that inhabited the banks of the River Seine in Senonia (in what is now northern France).The land was colonized around 250 BC, and Lutetia served as the tribe's capital. During the Gallic Wars, as Julius Caesar's Roman legions entered the territory of the Parisii, the tribe burnt down their own towns rather than give up their possessions to the Romans.

Os Parísios (em latim: Parisii ou Quarisii [1]) foram um povo celta da Idade do Ferro que vivia nas margens do rio Sena (em Latim, Sequana) na Gália em meado do século III a.C. até a Era Romana.Com os Suessiões, os Parísios participaram do levante geral de Vercingetórix contra Júlio César em 52 a.C.. Sua principal cidade foi Ópido, que estava na localidade de Lutécia, que …

Given the similarity of their name with that of the Parisii tribe in Gaul, he suggests a recent split from them or a migration from Gaul to Britain, a notion which is discounted by some scholars. Instead, this may have happened the other way around, with elements of the British Parisi arriving in Gaul, or (even more likely) the tribe dividing ...

La Gaule (en latin : Gallia) était une région de l'Europe de l'Ouest peuplée majoritairement par les Celtes, les Belges, les Aquitains [2], les Ligures et les Ibères correspondant actuellement à la France, le Luxembourg, la Belgique, la majeure partie de la Suisse, le nord de l'Italie, ainsi que des régions des Pays-Bas et d'Allemagne situées sur la rive ouest du Rhin.