Pretorijanska prefektura Afrika

praefectura praetorio Africae Pretorijanska prefektura Afrika Praet. Prefecture Istočnog Rimskog Carstva ← 534 – ca.590 → Glavni grad Kartagina Historijska era Kasna antika  - osvajanje Vandalskog Kraljevstva 534  - ugušen maurski ustanak 548  - reorganizacija u Egzarhat 590 Niže upravne jedinice Zeugitana Byzacena Numidia Mauretania Sitifensis Mauretania Caesariensis Mauretania Tingitana

Pretorijanska prefektura Afrika (latinski: praefectura praetorio Africae) bila je jedna od najvećih upravnih jedinica Istočnog Rimskog Carstva, uspostavljena nakon osvajanja sjeverozapadne Afrike od Vandala pod carem Justinijanom I. Postojala je do kraja 580-ih, kada je reorganizirana u Egzarhat Afrika.

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