Kroton

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Kroton was an important ancient Greek city in southern Italy, renowned for its philosophers, athletes, and role in Magna Graecia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Greek city
polis
alliedWith other Achaean colonies
approximateFoundationDate c. 710 BC
late 8th century BC
archaeologicalRemains city walls
necropolis
temple foundations
archaeologicalSite Parco Archeologico di Capo Colonna NERFINISHED
capturedBy Hannibal NERFINISHED
coinage silver staters
coinSymbol Heracles NERFINISHED
tripod
culture Hellenic
declinePeriod Hellenistic era NERFINISHED
destroyed Sybaris NERFINISHED
destructionOfSybarisDate 510 BC
engagedInConflictWith Sybaris NERFINISHED
foundationLegend oracle of Delphi NERFINISHED
foundedBy Achaean Greeks NERFINISHED
Myskellos of Rhypes NERFINISHED
hadSanctuary Hera Lacinia NERFINISHED
hasCitizen Alcmaeon of Croton NERFINISHED
Astylos of Croton NERFINISHED
Democedes of Croton NERFINISHED
Milo of Croton NERFINISHED
Pythagoras NERFINISHED
hasReputation had the best physicians in the Greek world
produced many Olympic victors
hosted Pythagorean brotherhood NERFINISHED
knownFor Pythagorean school NERFINISHED
athletics
medicine
philosophy
role in Magna Graecia
language Ancient Greek
laterControlledBy Bruttians NERFINISHED
Romans NERFINISHED
locatedIn Bruttium NERFINISHED
Magna Graecia NERFINISHED
southern Italy NERFINISHED
locatedOn Gulf of Taranto NERFINISHED
Ionian Sea NERFINISHED
militaryLeader Milo of Croton NERFINISHED
modernLocation Crotone, Calabria, Italy NERFINISHED
nearbySanctuary Temple of Hera Lacinia at Capo Colonna NERFINISHED
partOf Greek world NERFINISHED
Western Greek colonies NERFINISHED
politicalStructure oligarchic government
region Calabria NERFINISHED
religion ancient Greek religion
romanName Croton NERFINISHED
strategicRole important port in Magna Graecia
sufferedEvent Hannibalic War NERFINISHED

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Crotone, Calabria, Italy historicalName Kroton
subject surface form: Crotone