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Cisalpine Gaul

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Cisalpine Gaul

Region of the Roman province of Gallia (northern Italy) south of the Alps; Transalpine Gaul, the region north of the Alps, comprised what is now Belgium, France, the Netherlands, and Switzerland.

The Cisalpine Republic in northern Italy was the creation of Napoleon 1797, known as the Italian Republic 1802–04 and the Kingdom of Italy 1804–15.
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