Dorostol

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Dorostol is the ancient name of the city now known as Silistra, a historically significant settlement on the Danube in northeastern Bulgaria.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient city
historical place
archaeologicalSignificance Roman military remains
early Christian basilicas
late antique fortifications
battleBelligerent Byzantine Empire NERFINISHED
Kievan Rus' NERFINISHED
battleDate 971
continuityOfSettlement from Roman period to modern Silistra
country Bulgaria
currentMunicipalityCenter Silistra Municipality NERFINISHED
currentProvince Silistra Province NERFINISHED
foundedBy Romans NERFINISHED
hasAlternativeName Dorostorum NERFINISHED
Drastar NERFINISHED
Durostorum NERFINISHED
hasCityWall late Roman fortifications
hasEcclesiasticalStatus archbishopric
bishopric
hasNotableFeature position on high bank above Danube
languageHistorical Greek
Latin NERFINISHED
Old Bulgarian NERFINISHED
locatedIn Lower Danube region NERFINISHED
northeastern Bulgaria
locatedInRomanProvince Moesia NERFINISHED
Moesia Inferior NERFINISHED
locatedOnRiver Danube NERFINISHED
modernName Silistra NERFINISHED
nearModernBorder Romania NERFINISHED
partOf Byzantine Empire
First Bulgarian Empire NERFINISHED
Ottoman Empire NERFINISHED
Roman Empire
Second Bulgarian Empire NERFINISHED
region historical region of Dobruja
regionHistorical Scythia Minor NERFINISHED
religionHistorically Christianity NERFINISHED
servedAs Danubian fleet base
siteOf Battle of Dorostolon NERFINISHED
strategicImportance control of Danube crossings
defense of Balkan interior
usedAs Danubian frontier stronghold
military fortress
provincial administrative center
wasUrbanType Roman colonia NERFINISHED
Roman municipium

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Silistra historicalName Dorostol