About: Grand Duchy of Tuscany (Divided Italy)

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Before the Roman times, the area of today's Tuscany was called Eturia, because of the Etruscan culture. It was also known by the Greeks as "Tyrhennia" because of the Tyrhennian Sea. The people of Etruria were named Etruscans, and their complex culture was centered on numerous city-states, such as Veii. In their golden age, they were able to dominate Latio, Mantua, and the north-eastern coast of the Italian Peninsula. Corsica was also conquered. The Etruscans were a heavily civilized people, very influenced by their neighbors on Campania and the Balkans, the Greeks. They were responsible of importing much of the Greek culture into Rome. The Etruscans were the most powerful nation on Italy until the rise of Rome.

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rdfs:label	Grand Duchy of Tuscany (Divided Italy)
rdfs:comment	Before the Roman times, the area of today's Tuscany was called Eturia, because of the Etruscan culture. It was also known by the Greeks as "Tyrhennia" because of the Tyrhennian Sea. The people of Etruria were named Etruscans, and their complex culture was centered on numerous city-states, such as Veii. In their golden age, they were able to dominate Latio, Mantua, and the north-eastern coast of the Italian Peninsula. Corsica was also conquered. The Etruscans were a heavily civilized people, very influenced by their neighbors on Campania and the Balkans, the Greeks. They were responsible of importing much of the Greek culture into Rome. The Etruscans were the most powerful nation on Italy until the rise of Rome.
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city largest	Firenze
CoGtitle	Prime Minister
city other	Pisa, Lucca, Siena, Livorno, La Spezia
ind date	1568(xsd:integer)
HoStitle	Dux
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CoA	Picture_7.png
Timeline	Divided Italy
Name en	Grand Duchy of Tuscany
regime	Grand Duchy
Language	Italian
Currency	Tuscan Florin
Population	app. 3 million
Religion	Atheism, Catholicism, Lutheranism, Calvinism
Area	approximately 21,990
language other	Spanish, English, Arabic, Turk
otl	Tuscany
Capital	Firenze
Flag	Grandduchyoftuscany_Flag.gif
abstract	Before the Roman times, the area of today's Tuscany was called Eturia, because of the Etruscan culture. It was also known by the Greeks as "Tyrhennia" because of the Tyrhennian Sea. The people of Etruria were named Etruscans, and their complex culture was centered on numerous city-states, such as Veii. In their golden age, they were able to dominate Latio, Mantua, and the north-eastern coast of the Italian Peninsula. Corsica was also conquered. The Etruscans were a heavily civilized people, very influenced by their neighbors on Campania and the Balkans, the Greeks. They were responsible of importing much of the Greek culture into Rome. The Etruscans were the most powerful nation on Italy until the rise of Rome.

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