Mazaca

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Mazaca was an ancient city in central Anatolia that later became known as Caesarea in Cappadocia, an important regional center in Hellenistic and Roman times.

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Mazaca canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient city
settlement
associatedWith Cappadocian Kingdom
Cappadocian satrapy
economicActivity agricultural hinterland support
regional trade
flourishedInPeriod Hellenistic era
linked to: Hellenistic period

Roman Imperial era
linked to: Roman Empire

late antiquity
governedBy Byzantine administration
Hellenistic kings of Cappadocia
Roman provincial administration
hadFunction administrative center
commercial center
military center
hasApproximateCoordinates 38.72°N 35.49°E
hasModernSuccessor Kayseri
hasRole regional center in Hellenistic period
regional center in Roman period
historicalRegion Anatolia
Asia Minor
laterKnownAs Caesarea Cappadociae
Caesarea Mazaca
Caesarea in Cappadocia
locatedIn Cappadocia
central Anatolia
locatedInPresentDay Kayseri Province NERFINISHED
Turkey
locatedNear volcanic region of Mount Erciyes
mentionedIn Roman historical texts
ancient Greek sources
partOf Byzantine Empire
Hellenistic world
linked to: Hellenistic period

Roman Empire
predecessorOf Kayseri
regionType inland city
religion Greco-Roman polytheism
early Christianity (late antiquity)
renamedInHonorOf Caesar
servedAs capital of Cappadocia
strategicImportance control of central Anatolian routes
terrain high plateau
usedLanguage Greek
Latin (administrative)
Old Persian (administrative)
wasRenamedBy Roman authorities

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