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inhabiting west of current Navarre. The boundary area of Vasconia (or Wasconia) was created with the purpose of controlling the Basques in Novempopulania...

Basque. The name Gascony comes from the same root as the word Basque (see Wasconia below). From the Middle Ages until today, the Gascon language has been...

the Iberian Peninsula. From 602, an independent Duchy of Vasconia (or Wasconia) was formed, under a Frankish-Roman elite, in the former Visigothic stronghold...

debated. Their name spread across the western Pyrenees, giving rise through Wasconia to Gascony. On the southern side the territory fed into the origins of...

Vasconia (Latin: Vasconia; sometimes written Wasconia; Basque: Baskonia) refers to a large territory inhabited, structured, and defended by the Vascones...

Lambert of Saint-Omer, showing the names Galitia, Hispania, Lusitania, and Wasconia, among others In Tabula Rogeriana (1154), by Muhammad al-Idrisi, showing...

Angliam de Pictavia et Wasconia. Eisdem quoque temporibus, scilicet circa festum Sancti Remigii, rex Angliae, dispositis in Wasconia disponendis commissaque...

fall of the Roman Empire, the ancient province began to be referred to as Wasconia according to texts by Frankish chroniclers, mainly Gregory of Tours and...

Charlemagne decided to further secure his hold on the Basque territory (Wasconia). He first eliminated any possible opposition from the natives of the region...

peoples and their geographical locations, who are as of now dubbed Vascones, Wasconia, Guasconia (as opposed to the Spanoguasconia, according to the Ravenna...

abandoned to the Franks. Aside from the Germanic peoples, the Vascones entered Wasconia from the Pyrenees, and the Bretons formed three kingdoms in Armorica: Domnonia...

Suricinium) Le Mas-d'Azil (Monasterium Asilo) Venerque (Monasterium Venercha) IN WASCONIA (in Gascony) Serres (Monasterium Cella-fraxilii) Notre-Dame de Simorre [fr]...

Duchy of Burgundy) Gascony (Gascogne) – from the Duchy of Vasconia (also Wasconia), itself derived from the ancient tribe of the Vascones. In Latin and Romance...

used to note nominal controversies. also vasconia, baskonia, Baskonia, Wasconia, also plural Vasconiae, Vasconias, and part of the etymology of Gascony...