Trácia

Also known as Ancient Thrace and Ancient Thracians

região histórica e geográfica no sudeste da Europa

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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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Instance of: nation
Part of: Mediterranean Basin
Country: Turkey
Continent: Europe
Shares border with: Ancient Greece
Image: Παλιό Φράγμα Γρατινης.jpg

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described by source: The Nuttall Encyclopædia
studied by: thracology
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
topic's main category: Category:Thrace
Commons gallery: Ancient Thrace and ancient Thracians

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Article · Português

A Trácia é uma região histórica do sudeste da Europa. Antiga região macedônia, era habitada por populações de raça pelásgica. Atualmente é dividida entre a Grécia, Turquia e a Bulgária. É banhada, a leste, pelo mar Negro e pelo estreito do Bósforo; ao sudeste, pelo mar de Mármara; e ao sul, pelo estreito do Dardanelos e pelo mar Egeu.

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