Asia province

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Asia province was a wealthy Roman province in western Anatolia, encompassing key cities such as Ephesus and serving as an important administrative and cultural center of the Roman Empire.

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instanceOf Roman province
former administrative division
abolished late 3rd century AD
administrativeType senatorial province
borders Bithynia et Pontus NERFINISHED
Cilicia (Roman province) NERFINISHED
Galatia (Roman province) NERFINISHED
Lycia et Pamphylia NERFINISHED
capital Ephesus NERFINISHED
containsRegion Caria NERFINISHED
Hellespontus NERFINISHED
Ionia NERFINISHED
Lydia NERFINISHED
Mysia NERFINISHED
createdAfter bequest of Attalus III of Pergamon NERFINISHED
cultCenter Artemis of Ephesus NERFINISHED
economicActivity agriculture
olive oil production
textile production
trade
wine production
formed 133 BC
fullyOrganizedBy 129 BC
governedBy proconsul
hasCoastOn Aegean Sea NERFINISHED
Propontis NERFINISHED
hasSevenChurchesOfAsia Ephesus NERFINISHED
Laodicea on the Lycus NERFINISHED
Pergamon NERFINISHED
Philadelphia (Lydia) NERFINISHED
Sardis NERFINISHED
Smyrna NERFINISHED
Thyatira NERFINISHED
importantFor early Christianity
imperial cult
knownFor Greek language predominance
Hellenistic culture
dense urbanization
major trade routes
temples and sanctuaries
wealth
language Greek
locatedIn Asia Minor
western Anatolia
locatedInPresentDay Turkey
majorCity Alabanda NERFINISHED
Aphrodisias NERFINISHED
Colossae NERFINISHED
Didyma NERFINISHED
Ephesus NERFINISHED
Halicarnassus NERFINISHED
Laodicea on the Lycus NERFINISHED
Magnesia on the Maeander NERFINISHED
Miletus NERFINISHED
Pergamon NERFINISHED
Philadelphia (Lydia) NERFINISHED
Priene NERFINISHED
Sardis NERFINISHED
Smyrna NERFINISHED
Thyatira NERFINISHED
Tralles NERFINISHED
mentionedIn Acts of the Apostles
Book of Revelation NERFINISHED
partOf Roman Empire
precededBy Kingdom of Pergamon NERFINISHED
rankInSenatorialProvinces first
religion Greco-Roman polytheism
reorganizedInto Diocletianic dioceses
secondaryLanguage Latin
taxStatus directly taxed by Roman state

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