Traianopolis

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Traianopolis was an ancient Roman city in Thrace, founded by Emperor Trajan and situated along the important Via Egnatia trade and military route.

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Traianopolis canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman city
ancient city
archaeological site
country Greece
currentStatus ruined city
declinePeriod Middle Ages
foundedBy Trajan
foundedInCentury 2nd century
2nd century AD
foundedInPeriod reign of Trajan
hasRole administrative center
military station
station on Via Egnatia
trade center
hasTypeOfRemains basilicas
baths
fortifications
heritage site of Roman and Byzantine remains
languageInUse Greek
Latin
locatedIn Roman province of Thrace
Thrace
locatedInModernAdministrativeRegion Eastern Macedonia and Thrace
surface form: East Macedonia and Thrace
locatedInPresentDay Thrace
surface form: Western Thrace
locatedInRegion Macedonia Secunda
surface form: Macedonia (late Roman Diocese)
locatedNear Alexandroupoli
locatedOn Via Egnatia
namedAfter Trajan
namedForEmperor Trajan
nearbyWaterBody Evros River region
partOf Byzantine Empire
Roman Empire
religion Christianity
religiousStatus bishopric
metropolitan see
transportSignificance node on east–west Balkan route

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Via Egnatia passesThrough Traianopolis
Trajanopolis hasHistoricalName Traianopolis