Sirmium

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ancient Roman city archaeological site

Sirmium was an important ancient Roman city in the province of Pannonia, serving as a major military, administrative, and imperial center in the late Roman Empire.

Statements (58)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	ancient Roman city → archaeological site →
associatedWithEmperor	Constantius II → Diocletian → Galerius → Gratian → Maximian →
birthplaceOf	Decius → Gratian → Maximian → Probus → several Roman emperors →
capitalOf	Diocese of Pannonia (de facto) → Pannonia Secunda →
conqueredBy	Huns →
countryDuringRomanPeriod	Illyricum →
declinedInCentury	6th century →
flourishedInCentury	3rd century → 4th century →
foundedBy	Romans →
grantedStatus	colonia → municipium →
hadInfrastructure	amphitheatre → aqueducts → baths → forum → granaries → hippodrome → imperial palace →
hadReligion	early Christianity →
hasRole	administrative center → commercial center → imperial residence → military center → provincial capital →
hosted	several early Christian councils →
laterControlledBy	Avar Khaganate → Byzantine Empire →
locatedIn	Pannonia → Pannonia Inferior → Pannonia Secunda →
locatedInPresentDay	Serbia → Sremska Mitrovica →
locatedOnRiver	Sava River →
modernSiteProtectedAs	archaeological park →
nearModernCity	Sremska Mitrovica →
partOf	Late Roman Empire → Roman Empire →
preRomanSettlementOf	Celts → Illyrians →
regionToday	Syrmia → Vojvodina →
sackedBy	Goths →
usedAs	base for Danubian frontier armies → imperial court residence →
wasOneOf	four capitals of the Roman Empire during the Tetrarchy → major cities of the Roman Empire →
wasSeatOf	Bishop of Sirmium →

Referenced by (8)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Illyricum → Pannonia →	capital
Constantina →	associatedWith
Constantius II →	birthPlace
Diocletian's Tetrarchy →	capitalCity
Marcus Aurelius →	deathPlace
Pannonia →	importantCity
court of Constantine the Great →	location