later the ancient Roman provinces of Baetica and Lusitania, South and West of the Iberian Peninsula) (it had several analogies and similarities with the languages or dialects of the western part of the Northern Iberian Peninsula, mainly Galician-Portuguese and Asturian-Leonese) Southern Andalusi Romance / Baetic Andalusi Romance Sevillian Andalusi Romance Cordoban Andalusi Romance Western Andalusi Romance / Lusitanic Andalusi Romance Badajoz Andalusi Romance Lisbon Andalusi Romance Northern Iberian Romance / Northern Hispano-Romance (dialect continuum) (dialects of later romanized regions, it was part of the Western Romance dialects in a higher degree than the southern ones) Northern Iberian Late Latin / Northern Iberian Proto-Romance (it became more differentiated after the fall of the Western Roman Empire and the formation of the Suebian and Visigothic Kingdoms) (the northern varieties, already in the form of languages, expanded to the south with the Christian Reconquest) Ebro Iberian Romance / Caesaraugustan Iberian Romance (early form of Aragonese that originated in the Ebro Basin) (dialect continuum) Navarro-Aragonese / Middle Ebro Romance (early form of Aragonese that originated in the middle Ebro Basin, in the Ebro plain, mainly in La Rioja, and then expanded northeast, towards the Pyrenean Mountains, and southeast, towards Iberian Mountains) (although today it is only spoken in the central Pyrenean Mountains, in High Aragon/Upper Aragon, originally it was not spoken there and it was a later arrival in those mountains) (Celtiberian, Iberian and Basque substrates; influenced by Andalusi Romance and Basque) (extinct) Old Riojan (roughly in the original area where the Romance language called "Navarro-Aragonese" originated) (extinct) (people shifted to a Riojan Castilian variety with a Navarro-Aragonese substrate) Romance Navarrese (Basque substrate) (not to be confused with the Upper Navarrese and Low Navarrese / Navarro-Lapurdian dialects of Basque that is a language isolate and not an Indo-European language) (it was spoken in southern Navarre – in the south of the old Kingdom of Navarre) (extinct) (replaced by a form of Castilian Spanish with a Romance Navarrese substrate) Aragonese (Aragonés / Luenga Aragonesa / Fabla Aragonesa) (at the present time it is only spoken in Upper Aragon / High Aragon or Northern Aragon, however, in the past, until late 17th and 18th centuries, Aragonese was spoken in a much wider land area including almost all of Aragon, except for La Franja, Southern Navarre, parts of Rioja and parts of inland Valencia Region) Central Aragonese (roughly in the original area where the Romance language called