Lycia

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Lycia was an ancient region on the southwestern coast of Anatolia, known for its distinctive Lycian civilization, rock-cut tombs, and later incorporation into Greek and Roman spheres.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient region
historical region
archaeologicalFeature pillar tombs
rock-cut tombs
sarcophagi
borders Caria
Pamphylia
Pisidia
coastType rugged
conqueredBy Achaemenid Empire
Alexander the Great
Roman Republic
culturalInfluence Greek culture
Persian culture
Roman culture
hasCapital Xanthos
hasDeity Apollo
Artemis
Leto
hasGeographicalFeature Mediterranean harbors
Taurus Mountains
hasInstitution Lycian League
hasLanguage Lycian language
linked to: Lycian
hasMajorCity Arycanda
Limyra
Myra
Olympos
Patara
Phaselis
Pinara
Tlos
linked to: Kamiros

Xanthos
hasSanctuary Letoon
hasWritingSystem Lycian script
linked to: Lycian alphabet
inhabitedBy Lycians
linked to: Lycian
knownFor Hellenistic culture
Lycian League
Lycian civilization
Lycian language
linked to: Lycian

Lycian script
linked to: Lycian alphabet

Roman provincial architecture
rock-cut tombs
laterPartOf Byzantine Empire
Hellenistic kingdoms
Roman Empire
locatedIn southwestern Anatolia
locatedOn Mediterranean coast
mentionedInSource Herodotus
Strabo
modernCountry Turkey
partOf Anatolia
Asia Minor
politicalStructure federal league
recognizedBy Roman Republic
religion polytheism
timePeriod 1st millennium BCE
Classical Antiquity
linked to: Classical antiquity
UNESCOWorldHeritageSiteIncludes Xanthos-Letoon
linked to: Xanthos

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Leto worshippedAt Lycia
Leto LetoonLocation Lycia
Lycian spokenIn Lycia
Pamphylia borderedBy Lycia
Pamphylia mergedWith Lycia
Pamphylia formedProvince Lycia et Pamphylia
linked to: Lycia
Caria borders Lycia
Letoon locatedIn Lycia
Chimera originatesFrom Lycia
Chimera guardedRegion Lycia
Sarpedon associatedWith Lycia
Sarpedon buriedIn Lycia
Gaius Caesar deathPlace Lycia
Lycian II region Lycia
Lycian II spokenIn ancient Lycia
linked to: Lycia
Lycian alphabet associatedCulture Lycian civilization
linked to: Lycia
Eastern Roman provinces includedProvince Lycia et Pamphylia
linked to: Lycia
Teke Peninsula formedCoreOf ancient Lycia
linked to: Lycia
Teke Peninsula partOf Lycia
Teke Peninsula containsRegion Lycian Coast
linked to: Lycia
Bishop of Myra locatedIn Lycia
Myra locatedIn Lycia
Myra historicalRegion Lycia
Myra (given name) possibleEtymology influenced by the place name "Myra" in Lycia
linked to: Lycia
Pisidia borders Lycia
Southern Anatolia hasHistoricalRegion Lycia
subject linked to: southern Anatolia
Turkish coast hasPart Lycian Coast
linked to: Lycia
Patara locatedIn Lycia
Patara ancientRegion Lycia
Pinara locatedIn Lycia
Olympos locatedIn Lycia
Phaselis locatedIn Lycia
Phaselis partOf Lycian region
linked to: Lycia
Limyra locatedIn Lycia
Limyra partOf ancient Lycia
linked to: Lycia
Limyra wasCapitalOf eastern Lycia
linked to: Lycia