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Chaldia

Chaldia (Greek: Χαλδία, Khaldia) was a historical region located in the mountainous interior of the eastern Black Sea, northeast Anatolia (modern Turkey) in Western Asia. Its name was derived from a people called the Chaldoi (or Chalybes) that inhabited the region in antiquity. Chaldia was used throughout the Byzantine period and was established as a…

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Capital
Trapezus
Historical era
Middle Ages
• Autonomy from Byzantine rule after Fourth Crusade
1204
• Autonomy from Byzantine rule after Seljuk incursions
1091/1095–1098
• Establishment as a theme
c. 820/840
• Fall to the Ottomans
1461

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Chaldia

Nodes68
Edges67
Triples65
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.029412
Components1

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related to history · 31
Chaldia → According, Apollonius, Armenia, Armenia III, BC, Black Sea, Byzantine, Chaldian, Chaldians, Chalybes, Chalybia, Christianized, Classical, Emperor Maurice, Greek, Indeed, Indo-European, Justinian, Kakamar, Magna
related to Geography · 27
Chaldia → Anatolia, Argyropolis, Armenia Minor, Black Sea, Byzantine, Byzantines, Caucasian Iberia, Erzincan, Erzurum, Forming, Giresun, Greek, Gümüşhane, Initially, Its, Kerasus, Lazica, Mesochaldia, Middle Chaldia, Pontic Alps
Capital · 1
Chaldia → Trapezus
Historical era · 1
Chaldia → Middle Ages
• Autonomy from Byzantine rule after Fourth Crusade · 1
Chaldia → 1204
• Autonomy from Byzantine rule after Seljuk incursions · 1
Chaldia → 1091/1095–1098
• Establishment as a theme · 1
Chaldia → c. 820/840
• Fall to the Ottomans · 1
Chaldia → 1461
• Rebellion of Constantine Gabras · 1
Chaldia → 1126–1140

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greek byzantine name theme empire region trapezus chalybes trebizond black sea known 840 middle interior modern period established people ages

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
ChaldiaCapitalTrapezus1.00infobox
ChaldiaHistorical eraMiddle Ages1.00infobox
Chaldia• Autonomy from Byzantine rule after Fourth Crusade12041.00infobox
Chaldia• Autonomy from Byzantine rule after Seljuk incursions1091/1095–10981.00infobox
Chaldia• Establishment as a themec. 820/8401.00infobox
Chaldia• Fall to the Ottomans14611.00infobox
Chaldia• Rebellion of Constantine Gabras1126–11401.00infobox
Chaldiarelated to GeographyInitially0.60section
Chaldiarelated to GeographyGümüşhane0.60section
Chaldiarelated to GeographyAnatolia0.60section
Chaldiarelated to GeographyByzantine0.60section
Chaldiarelated to GeographyTrapezus0.60section

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