Serugh region

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The Serugh region is a historical area in Upper Mesopotamia, associated with early Syriac Christianity and figures such as the theologian Jacob of Serugh.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical region
region of Upper Mesopotamia
alternativeName Suruq region
linked to: Serugh region

Suruç region (historical identification in some sources)
linked to: Serugh region
approximateLocationToday border area of modern Turkey and Syria
northern Syria
associatedWithChurch Church of the East
Syriac Orthodox Church
associatedWithLanguage Syriac language
linked to: Syriac
associatedWithPerson Jacob of Batnae
linked to: Jacob of Serugh

Jacob of Serugh
associatedWithReligion Syriac Christianity
linked to: Syriac Churches
associatedWithTradition West Syriac tradition
borderRegionOf Roman–Persian frontier
culturalRegionOf Syriac Christianity
linked to: Syriac Churches
ecclesiasticalStatus late antique bishopric
hasCenter Batnae
Serugh (city)
linked to: Serugh region
hasNotableFigure Isaac of Antioch (traditionally associated in some sources)
Jacob of Serugh
historicalLanguage Aramaic
Classical Syriac
linked to: Syriac
historicalPeriod Byzantine period
Late Antiquity
influenced Syriac homiletic literature
Syriac hymnography
knownFor Syriac theological literature
early Syriac Christian communities
monastic life
liturgicalTradition West Syriac rite
locatedIn Mesopotamia
Near East
linked to: Middle East

Upper Mesopotamia
namedAfter city of Serugh
partOf Byzantine Empire (eastern frontier)
linked to: Byzantine Empire

Roman Empire (Eastern provinces)
Upper Mesopotamia
religiousSignificance center of Syriac Christian episcopate
seat of the bishopric of Serugh
timeFrame 4th to 7th centuries CE

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Referenced by (4)

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

Jacob of Serugh burialPlace Serugh region
Serugh region hasCenter Serugh (city)
linked to: Serugh region
Serugh region alternativeName Suruq region
linked to: Serugh region
Serugh region alternativeName Suruç region (historical identification in some sources)
linked to: Serugh region