Pentapolis

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Pentapolis was a coastal region of five important cities in Roman and Byzantine Italy, located along the Adriatic in what is now the Marche and Emilia-Romagna.

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Pentapolis canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal region
historical region
affectedBy Lombard expansion in Italy
borderedBy Adriatic Sea
capitalCity Rimini
consistedOf Ancona
Fano
Pesaro
Rimini
Senigallia
countryDuringByzantinePeriod Byzantine Empire
countryDuringRomanPeriod Roman Empire
declinePeriod 8th century
etymologyLanguage Greek
governedAs Byzantine province
governedBy Exarch of Ravenna
linked to: Exarch
hasType urban coastal cluster
historicalRegionOf central Italy
historicalStatus no longer existing as an administrative unit
knownFor series of fortified coastal cities
languageOfAdministration Latin
locatedIn Byzantine Italy
Roman Italy
locatedInPresentDay Emilia-Romagna
Marche
linked to: Marche region
locatedOn Adriatic Sea
nameMeaning five cities
partOf Exarchate of Ravenna
Italian Peninsula
regionType administrative and military district
religionDominant Christianity
strategicImportance control of Adriatic coastal routes
timePeriod Early Middle Ages
Late Antiquity
usedBy Byzantine administration

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