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Chaonia

Chaonia or Chaon (Ancient Greek: Χαονία or Χάων) was the name of the northwestern part of Epirus, the homeland of the Epirote Greek tribe of the Chaonians. It was one of the three main areas of ethnic division of Epirus, the other being Molossia and Thesprotia.

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Location
Northern/Northwestern Epirus
Capital
Phoenice
Language
Northwestern Greek
Tribal state (later subdivision of Epirus)
8th–2nd centuries BC

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Chaonia

Nodes48
Edges47
Triples46
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.041667
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related to Geography · 23
Chaonia → Antigonia, Appian, Buthrotum, Cassiope, Ceraunian, Cestrine, Chimaera, Despotiko, Filiates, Geography, Himarë, Ilium, Illyria, Important, Modern Kassiopi, Onchesmus, Palaeste, Panormos, Phoenice, River Thyamis
related to Mythology · 12
Chaonia → Aeneas, Aeneas's, Andromache, Anthipe, Chaonian, Cichyrus, He, Helenus, In, In Vigil's Aeneid, Italy, Sibyl
related to Name · 7
Chaonia → According, Argolis, Chaon, Chaones, Chaonians, Etymologically, Greek
Capital · 1
Chaonia → Phoenice
Language · 1
Chaonia → Northwestern Greek
Location · 1
Chaonia → Northern/Northwestern Epirus
Tribal state (later subdivision of Epirus) · 1
Chaonia → 8th–2nd centuries BC

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epirus chaon chaonians phoenice greek name aeneid main greece geography eponymous ancient northwestern epirote thyamis buthrotum χαονία χάων river south

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
ChaoniaCapitalPhoenice1.00infobox
ChaoniaLanguageNorthwestern Greek1.00infobox
ChaoniaLocationNorthern/Northwestern Epirus1.00infobox
ChaoniaTribal state (later subdivision of Epirus)8th–2nd centuries BC1.00infobox
Chaoniarelated to GeographyStrabo0.60section
Chaoniarelated to GeographyGeography0.60section
Chaoniarelated to GeographyCeraunian0.60section
Chaoniarelated to GeographyRiver Thyamis0.60section
Chaoniarelated to GeographyThe Roman0.60section
Chaoniarelated to GeographyAppian0.60section
Chaoniarelated to GeographyIllyria0.60section
Chaoniarelated to GeographyImportant0.60section

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