Singara

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Singara was an ancient fortified city in northern Mesopotamia, strategically important as a Roman-Persian frontier stronghold.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman frontier stronghold
Sasanian frontier stronghold
ancient city
fortified city
attestedInPeriod Late Antiquity NERFINISHED
Roman Imperial period NERFINISHED
category Ancient cities of Mesopotamia
Roman towns and cities in Mesopotamia
Sasanian fortified settlements
conflict Battle of Singara NERFINISHED
Roman–Persian Wars NERFINISHED
country Roman Empire
Sasanian Empire NERFINISHED
fortificationType military stronghold
walled city
hasFeature city walls
fortifications
military garrison
historicalStatus abandoned settlement
archaeological site
languageOfAdministration Greek NERFINISHED
Latin
Middle Persian NERFINISHED
locatedIn Roman Mesopotamia NERFINISHED
Upper Mesopotamia NERFINISHED
border region between the Roman Empire and the Sasanian Empire
northern Mesopotamia
modernCountryEquivalent Iraq NERFINISHED
neighboringPower Roman Empire NERFINISHED
Sasanian Empire NERFINISHED
onFrontierWith Persian Empire NERFINISHED
Roman Empire NERFINISHED
Sasanian Empire NERFINISHED
partOf Roman–Persian frontier NERFINISHED
region Near East NERFINISHED
religionPresent Christianity NERFINISHED
paganism
role defensive outpost
frontier garrison town
military base
significance key strongpoint in Roman–Persian military balance
strategicImportance controlled routes across northern Mesopotamia
served as a frontier fortress between Rome and Persia
terrain hilly region of northern Mesopotamia
usedBy Roman army NERFINISHED
Sasanian army NERFINISHED

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Battle of Singara locatedIn Singara