Deabolis

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Deabolis was a medieval Balkan town of strategic importance in the Byzantine–Norman conflicts, known as the site where the Treaty of Devol was concluded.

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instanceOf fortified settlement
medieval town
associatedWith Alexios I Komnenos
Bohemond I of Antioch
conflictInvolved Byzantine–Norman wars
country Byzantine Empire
currentStatus no longer an active urban center
era Komnenian period of the Byzantine Empire
eventCentury 12th century
hasStrategicImportanceIn Byzantine–Norman conflicts
historicalPeriod Middle Ages
knownFor Treaty of Devol
languageOfAdministration Greek
locatedIn Balkans
medieval Balkans
partOf Byzantine Empire
politicalRole frontier stronghold of the Byzantine Empire
religionDominant Eastern Orthodox Christianity
siteOf Treaty of Devol
status former town
strategicRole control of routes in the western Balkans
treatyCentury 12th century
treatyConcludedHere Treaty of Devol between Alexios I Komnenos and Bohemond I of Antioch
linked to: Treaty of Devol
usedAs defensive outpost
military stronghold

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