Aulerci

<p>The Aulerci were a group of <a href="/facts/Gauls/r8nFrHmV">Gallic</a> peoples dwelling in the modern region of <a href="/facts/Normandy/0NfFuSct">Normandy</a>, between the <a href="/facts/Loire/CD3bEb6h">Loire</a> (Liger) and the <a href="/facts/Seine/Chd1gSKo">Seine</a> (Sequana) rivers, during the <a href="/facts/La_T%25C3%25A8ne_culture/gsSxxffn">Iron Age</a> and the <a href="/facts/Roman_period/l4E1aUuV">Roman period</a>. They were divided into  the <a href="/facts/Aulerci_Cenomani/h5sYaQ9H">Cenomani</a>, the most powerful of them, the <a href="/facts/Eburovices/3r1oNoJP">Eburovices</a>, the <a href="/facts/Diablintes/xXSrWNbr">Diablintes</a>, and the <a href="/facts/Brannovices/WRt2RV3q">Brannovices</a>. The relationship that linked them together remains uncertain. According to historian <a href="/facts/Venceslas_Kruta/7NuBmmgT">Venceslas Kruta</a>, they could have been <a href="/facts/Pagus/4KBQ4Q23"><i>pagi</i></a> that got separated from a larger ethnic group of the pre-Roman period.
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