Cadmea

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Cadmea was the ancient fortified citadel at the heart of Thebes in Boeotia, serving as its political and military stronghold.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient citadel
archaeological site
fortified acropolis
associatedWith Cadmus
surface form: Cadmus and the Spartoi myth

foundation of Thebes
associatedWithMythology Greek mythology
country Greek Antiquity
surface form: Ancient Greece
culturalSignificance symbol of Theban power
destroyedBy Alexander the Great
destructionEvent destruction of Thebes in 335 BC
fortificationType walled citadel
function military stronghold of Thebes
political stronghold of Thebes
governanceRole administrative center of Thebes
seat of Theban rulers
historicalPeriod Archaic period
Classical period
Hellenistic period
Mycenaean civilization
surface form: Mycenaean period

Roman period
laterUse site of later Theban and Greek buildings
locatedIn Boeotia
central Greece
surface form: Central Greece

Thebes
militaryRole main fortress of Thebes
modernLocation Thebes
surface form: Thebes, Greece
namedAfter Cadmus
partOf city of Thebes
topographicalPosition center of Thebes

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Thebes hasCitadel Cadmea
Alexander of Epirus child Cadmea