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At 400 BC the [[Insubres]] founded multiple settlements around the region which were occupied by the [[Roman Empire]] at 222 BC.  
 
At 400 BC the [[Insubres]] founded multiple settlements around the region which were occupied by the [[Roman Empire]] at 222 BC.  
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Then, the city was renamed to '''Mediolanum''' by the emporor [[Diocletian]], at 286 BC, which has declared Milan as the main capital of the [[Western Roman Empire]]. The Edict of Milan (Latin:''Edictum Mediolanense'') in 313 BC, the new emperor [[Constantine the Great]] guaranteed freedom of religion for [[Christians]].
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Then, the city was renamed to '''Mediolanum''' by the emperor [[Diocletian]], at 286 BC, which has declared Milan as the main capital of the [[Western Roman Empire]]. The Edict of Milan (Latin:''Edictum Mediolanense'') in 313 BC, the new emperor [[Constantine the Great]] guaranteed freedom of religion for [[Christians]].
 
Later, at the [[Middle Ages]], after it was part of the [[Holy Roman Empire]], Milan prospered as a centre of trade due to its position and wars were fought between multiple communities which ends with the victory over the [[Battle of Legnano]], Milan had a key role in the formation of the independent [[Lombard League]] in 1167 (which was supported by the Pope). Milan becames part of the [[Kingdom of Italy]] in 1861. In 1919 the city became under a dictorship of fascist [[Benito Mussolini]].
 
Later, at the [[Middle Ages]], after it was part of the [[Holy Roman Empire]], Milan prospered as a centre of trade due to its position and wars were fought between multiple communities which ends with the victory over the [[Battle of Legnano]], Milan had a key role in the formation of the independent [[Lombard League]] in 1167 (which was supported by the Pope). Milan becames part of the [[Kingdom of Italy]] in 1861. In 1919 the city became under a dictorship of fascist [[Benito Mussolini]].
  
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