Bononia

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Bononia was an important Roman fortress and settlement along the Danube frontier in the province of Dacia Ripensis.

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Label Occurrences
Bononia canonical 2

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Statements (36)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman fortress
Roman military site
ancient Roman settlement
borderFunction frontier post against barbarian tribes
borderType river frontier
country Roman Empire
function protection of river traffic
support of Roman administration in Dacia Ripensis
governedBy Roman provincial authorities of Dacia Ripensis
hasArchaeologicalRemains civil settlement remains
fortifications
military structures
hasModernSuccessor Vidin
hasType fortress-town
historicalRegion Balkans
languageUsed Latin
laterReligionPracticed Christianity
locatedIn Dacia Ripensis
locatedInPresentDay Bulgaria
Vidin region
linked to: Vidin Province
locatedOn Danube River
linked to: Danube
nearbyFeature Danube riverbank
partOf Balkan provinces of the Roman Empire
Danube frontier
linked to: Danubian frontier

Danubian limes
linked to: Danube limes
province Dacia Ripensis
region Moesia-Dacia Danubian frontier zone
linked to: Moesia
religionPracticed Roman paganism
significance important node in Danube defense system
key Roman stronghold in Dacia Ripensis
strategicRole control of Danube crossings
defense of Danube limes
timePeriod Late Antiquity
Roman Imperial period
linked to: Early Roman Empire
usedAs fortified settlement
military base

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Dacia Ripensis hadFort Bononia
Vidin historicalName Bononia