Roman province of Thrace

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The Roman province of Thrace was an imperial administrative region in southeastern Europe, encompassing much of modern-day Bulgaria, northeastern Greece, and European Turkey, and serving as a key frontier and cultural crossroads of the Roman Empire.

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Roman province of Thracia 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman province
historical region
borderedBy Aegean Sea NERFINISHED
Black Sea NERFINISHED
Propontis NERFINISHED
Roman province of Asia NERFINISHED
Roman province of Macedonia NERFINISHED
Roman province of Moesia NERFINISHED
capital Heraclea Perinthus NERFINISHED
Perinthus NERFINISHED
containsPartOf modern Bulgaria
modern European Turkey
modern northeastern Greece
country Roman Empire
culturalRole cultural crossroads of Roman Empire
dissolved Diocletianic reforms NERFINISHED
late 3rd century
economy agriculture
mining
stockbreeding
trade
established 46
establishedBy Emperor Claudius NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Greeks NERFINISHED
Romans NERFINISHED
Thracians NERFINISHED
event annexation of Thracian client kingdom
governorType imperial legate
importantCity Abdera NERFINISHED
Adrianople NERFINISHED
Byzantium NERFINISHED
Maroneia NERFINISHED
Philippopolis NERFINISHED
Serdica NERFINISHED
language Greek
Latin
locatedIn Balkan Peninsula NERFINISHED
southeastern Europe
notableEvent Battle of Adrianople (378) vicinity NERFINISHED
Gothic invasions of 3rd century
partOf Eastern Roman Empire NERFINISHED
predecessor Client Kingdom of Thrace NERFINISHED
Odrysian Kingdom NERFINISHED
religion Greco-Roman paganism
early Christianity
romanizationLevel partial romanization
strategicRole buffer against Danubian tribes
frontier of Roman Empire
land route between Europe and Asia Minor
successor Diocese of Thrace NERFINISHED
Theme of Thrace NERFINISHED
traversedBy Via Egnatia NERFINISHED

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Hadrianopolis wasCapitalOf Roman province of Thrace
Philippopolis partOf Roman province of Thrace
this entity surface form: Roman province of Thracia
Adrianople partOfProvince Roman province of Thrace
this entity surface form: Roman province of Thracia
Traianopolis locatedIn Roman province of Thrace
Serdica partOf Roman province of Thrace
this entity surface form: Roman province of Thracia
Battle of Tzirallum historicalRegion Roman province of Thrace
this entity surface form: Roman province of Thracia
Kingdom of Thrace successor Roman province of Thrace
this entity surface form: Roman province of Thracia
Thracian Horseman worshippedIn Roman province of Thrace
this entity surface form: Roman province of Thracia