From 260 to 273, this province was the namesake of an independent empire centered on Trier. Narbo Martius was founded here, while its native religious center of Lugdunum became the capital. It was the home of the Insubres and the Cenomani, who allied with Carthage, while the help of Aedui helped conquer the Allobroges and the Arverni here. After the Suevi and Helvetii settled here and Vercingetorix launched a revolt, a series of wars in the 50s BCE under the command of Julius Caesar brought the whole region under Roman 
From 260 to 273, this province was the namesake of an independent empire centered on Trier. Narbo Martius was founded here, while its native religious center of Lugdunum became the capital. It was the home of the Insubres and the Cenomani, who allied with Carthage, while the help of Aedui helped conquer the Allobroges and the Arverni here. After the Suevi and Helvetii settled here and Vercingetorix launched a revolt, a series of wars in the 50s BCE under the command of Julius Caesar brought the whole region under Roman control. FTP, name this ancient land, divided into Cisalpine and Transalpine portions, which corresponds to present-day France.
From 260 to 273, this province was the namesake of an independent empire centered on Trier.
Gaul [or Gallia]