Sis

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Sis was the medieval capital city of the Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia, serving as its political and cultural center.

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Sis canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former capital
historical city
medieval city
associatedWithDynasty Hethumid dynasty
Rubenid dynasty
conqueredBy Mamluk Sultanate
conqueredInYear 1375
country Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia
flourishedInCentury 13th century
14th century
hasArchaeologicalRemains church ruins
fortress walls
palace foundations
hasFortificationType hilltop fortress
hasStructure castle of Sis
cathedral
monasteries
royal palace
heritageStatus site of Armenian medieval heritage
historicalNameInTurkish Kozan Kalesi area
knownFor medieval Armenian architecture
role in Armenian diaspora history
languageUsedHistorically Arabic
Armenian
Greek
locatedIn Asia Minor
Cilicia
locatedInPresentDay Turkey
locatedInPresentDayProvince Adana Vilayet
surface form: Adana Province
locatedNear modern town of Kozan
nearGeographicalFeature Cilician plain
Taurus Mountains
partOf Crusader-era political landscape
religionHistoricallyDominant Armenian Apostolic Church
surface form: Armenian Apostolic Christianity

Christianity
religiousSignificanceFor Armenian Apostolic Church
role capital of the Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia
cultural center of the Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia
political center of the Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia
servedAsCapitalFromCentury 13th century
servedAsCapitalUntilCentury 14th century
statusAfterConquest lost capital status
strategicImportance controlled routes between Anatolia and the Levant
timePeriodOfProminence High Middle Ages
usedBy Armenian Apostolic Church
surface form: Armenian Church authorities

Hethum I of Armenia
surface form: Armenian kings of Cilicia
wasSeatOf Catholicosate of the Great House of Cilicia
surface form: Catholicosate of Cilicia

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