Martigny

Martigny is the capital of the district of Martigny in the Canton of Valais of Switzerland. It is located at an altitude of 471 meters and has a population of approximately 15000 inhabitants. It is a junction of roads connecting Italy, France and Switzerland. A road connects it with Great St. Bernard Pass to Asta Italy, and another from Cole de la Fercalage to Chamonix France. In winter, Marteng is known for its many nearby ski ski resorts such as Verbier. In the 1st century BC, the Gaulish name of the settlement was either Octodurus or Octodurum which is sometimes called Octdure in French, Martena sometimes, a harassment of Vairagai or a vaccine. Octodurus had won the Roman Republic in 57 BC.

Pereinius Galba were captured in the possession of the twelfth heritage and some cavalrymen, in order to protect the strategically important route of Poininus now known as the Great St. Bernard, by the way the merchant was able to pay As well as traveled great risks. Great toll After capturing many local strongholds and receiving the people's support, Galba sent an army to the country of Nantoots, and with the rest of his army scheduled for winter in Octodurus. Gella gave Gals a part of the city in winter, and handed the other to his soldiers. He strengthened himself with a ditch and ramparts, and thought that he was safe. However, before the sudden attack by the villagers, it was completed.