Aurelius Victor claims that a leader of this polity was dethroned after he had an affair with a woman who may have been Domitianus's wife.
One source claims that this polity was led by a swordsmith, but two days after his inauguration, he was murdered using one of his own swords. Aurelius Victor claims that a leader of this polity was dethroned after he had an affair with a woman who may have been Domitianus's wife. The unreliable Historia Augusta claims that one of the "Thirty Tyrants" was Victorinus Junior, a usurper of this polity who was given power by his scheming grandmother Victoria. A governor serving under Gallienus established this polity and made its capital Augusta Trevorum. It was recognized by the province of Raetia, though probably not the "Narbonensis" province that was technically part of this polity. This polity effectively came to an end when Tetricus I was defeated by Aurelian at the AD 274 Battle of Châlons. Postumus established, for 10 points, what breakaway power of the Roman empire, which is named for the Roman province that corresponds to France?
One source claims that this polity was led by a swordsmith, but two days after his inauguration, he was murdered using one of his own swords.
Gallic Empire [do not accept or prompt on “Gaul”]