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Thrace
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région de la péninsule balkanique partagée entre la Bulgarie, la Grèce et la Turquie
Thrace is a historical region in southeastern Europe that spans parts of modern-day Bulgaria, Greece, and Turkey, bounded by the Balkan and Rhodope Mountains. It matters because it was home to ancient Thracian kingdoms and later served as an important Roman province and Byzantine administrative division, making it significant to understanding European history.
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- Turkey
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- Europe
- Shares border with
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- The Nuttall Encyclopædia
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- thracology
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La Thrace (en grec ancien Θρᾴκη (Thrákê), en grec moderne Θράκη (Thráki), en bulgare Тракия (Trakija), en turc Trakya) est une région historique de la péninsule balkanique partagée de nos jours entre : * la Bulgarie (Thrace du Nord) ; * la Grèce (Thrace occidentale ou Thrace égéenne) ; * et la Turquie (Thrace orientale). Elle doit son nom aux Thraces, peuple indo-européen qui occupait la région dans l'Antiquité. Selon la mythologie grecque, le dieu Dionysos et le héros Orphée en sont originaires, et le dieu Arès s'y établit.
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