"कॉन्स्टांज़्" इत्यस्य संस्करणे भेदः

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{{see also|Bishopric of Constance}}
 
नगरे मानवनिवासस्य प्रमाणानि शैलयुगतः आसन्। रोमसम्राटः अगस्तस्य शासनकाले दान्युब् नद्यः दक्षिणभागं केल्ट्जातिः उज्जीतवती। तत्पुर्वम् कॉन्स्टांज़् नगरे रोमनाग्रिकैः निवासाः स्थापितवन्तः। This
एतत् smallलघुनगरम् townद्रुसोमागस् onनाम्ना theरोमसाम्राज्ये leftरेतीयविभागे bank of the Rhine was probably first called ''Drusomagus'' and belonged to the [[Roman province]] of ''[[Raetia]]''.आसीत्। Its later name, originally ''Constantia'', comes either from the Roman emperor [[Constantius Chlorus]], who fought the [[Alemanni]] in the region and built a strong fortress around 300 AD, or from his grandson [[Constantius II]], who visited the region in 354. The remains of the [[Late Antiquity|late Roman]] fortress ''Constantia'' were discovered in 2003.
 
Around 585 the first bishop took up residence in Konstanz and this marked the beginning of the city's importance as a spiritual centre. By the late [[Middle Ages]], about one quarter of Konstanz's 6,000 inhabitants were exempt from taxation on account of clerical rights.
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