Singidunum

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Singidunum was the ancient Roman and earlier Celtic settlement that occupied the site of present-day Belgrade, Serbia.

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All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Singidunum canonical 4
Singidunum fortress 1

Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Celtic settlement
Roman settlement
ancient city
attackedBy Avars
Goths
Huns
developedInto medieval Belgrade
foundedBy Celtic tribes
surface form: Celtic tribe Scordisci
function civilian town
military camp
garrisonOf Legio IV Flavia Felix
hasArchaeologicalRemains Roman walls
castrum foundations
necropolis
urban structures
hasArchaeologicalSite remains under modern Belgrade
hasFortificationType castrum
hasRole frontier fortress on the Danube limes
languageOfEarlierName Celtic
languageOfName Latin
laterName Belgrade
locatedIn Roman province of Moesia
Serbia
present-day Belgrade
locatedOn confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers
modernCountry Serbia
modernLocation Belgrade Fortress
surface form: Belgrade Fortress area
nameEtymology likely derived from Celtic roots meaning "round fort" or "fortress on a hill"
nearRiver Danube
Sava
partOf Danube limes
surface form: Danubian limes

Roman Empire
precededBy Celtic settlement of the Scordisci
presentIn Roman itineraries
ancient geographic sources
region Balkans
strategicImportance controlled access along the Danube
protected northern frontier of the Roman Empire
timePeriod Celtic period
Late Antiquity
Roman period
underRuleOf Byzantine Empire
Roman Empire
urbanStatus Roman colonia
Roman municipium

Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Belgrade historicalName Singidunum
Moesia importantCity Singidunum
Belgrade Fortress originalName Singidunum
this entity surface form: Singidunum fortress
Via Militaris terminus Singidunum
Legio IV Flavia Felix garrison Singidunum