Roman province of Dardania

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The Roman province of Dardania was a late Roman administrative region in the central Balkans, roughly corresponding to parts of modern Kosovo, southern Serbia, and northern North Macedonia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman province
late Roman administrative region
administrativeCenter Naissus NERFINISHED
archaeologicalSitesInclude Naissus NERFINISHED
Scupi NERFINISHED
Ulpiana NERFINISHED
borderedBy Macedonia (Roman province) NERFINISHED
Moesia Superior NERFINISHED
Praevalitana NERFINISHED
capital Naissus NERFINISHED
createdFrom Moesia Superior NERFINISHED
currencyUsed Roman currency
establishedInCentury 4th century
establishedUnder Diocletianic–Constantinian provincial reforms NERFINISHED
Roman Empire NERFINISHED
ethnonymDerivedFrom Illyrian tribe of the Dardani
existedDuring Late Antiquity NERFINISHED
governedBy Roman provincial governor
hasModernTerritoryIn Republic of Kosovo NERFINISHED
Republic of North Macedonia NERFINISHED
Republic of Serbia NERFINISHED
historicalRegionOverlap Kosovo NERFINISHED
Raška NERFINISHED
Skopje region
integratedInto Roman road network
knownFor mineral resources
strategic position on Balkan routes
languageUsed Greek
Latin NERFINISHED
legalSystem Roman law
locatedIn central Balkans
majorCity Naissus NERFINISHED
Scupi NERFINISHED
Ulpiana NERFINISHED
militaryRole frontier defense in central Balkans
namedAfter Dardani NERFINISHED
partOf Balkan Peninsula NERFINISHED
Diocese of Dacia NERFINISHED
Praetorian Prefecture of Illyricum NERFINISHED
Roman Balkans NERFINISHED
previousInhabitedBy Dardani NERFINISHED
religion Christianity (late Roman period) NERFINISHED
roughlyCorrespondsTo modern Kosovo
northern North Macedonia
southern Serbia
successorPolity Byzantine Empire (as administrative heir in region) NERFINISHED
terrain interior Balkan highlands
mountainous

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Tauresium partOf Roman province of Dardania