Gangra

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Gangra is an ancient city in Paphlagonia, in what is now north-central Turkey, historically significant as a regional administrative and ecclesiastical center.

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Label Occurrences
Gangra canonical 11

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Statements (38)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient city
church council
associatedWith early Christian doctrinal disputes
category Ancient Greek cities
Byzantine cities in Anatolia
Roman towns and cities in Turkey
country Turkey
date 4th century
governedBy Byzantine provincial administration
Roman provincial administration
hadRole metropolitan see
hasEcclesiasticalStatus bishopric
metropolis
heldIn Gangra
historicalImportance center of church administration
center of regional governance
historicalRegion Asia Minor
languageUsed Greek
Latin
locatedIn Paphlagonia
north-central Anatolia
locatedInPresentDay north-central Turkey
locatedOnContinent Asia
near Black Sea
notableFor Council of Gangra
partOf Byzantine Empire
Province of Paphlagonia
linked to: Paphlagonia

Roman Empire
early Christian councils
presentDayCountry Turkey
region Black Sea region
religion Christianity
Christianity
servedAs ecclesiastical center
regional administrative center
significance provincial capital in Paphlagonia
timePeriod Classical antiquity
Late Antiquity

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Referenced by (11)

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

Dioscorus I of Alexandria exileLocation Gangra
Paphlagonia capital Gangra
Paphlagonia importantCity Gangra
Çankırı formerName Gangra
Council of Gangra heldIn Gangra
subject linked to: Gangra