polity Syrakousai (Rome): All Data

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Syracuse was founded in 734 or 733 BC by Greek settlers from Corinth and Tenea. Initally a colony, it became an independent city-state and a regional power in Sicily, controlling directly or indirectly the eastern part of the island. Syracuse became a Roman ally and vassal during the First Punic War.

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1. Genealogy

Syrakousai (Rome) : Genealogy

2. Maps of Political Control Over Time

Syrakousai (Rome) : Map showing the initial year each territory was ruled by the polity Syrakousai (Rome) : Map depicting the polity's ruler in power when each territory was first controlled Syrakousai (Rome) : Maximal Extension of the Polity

3. Monthly Summaries

Syrakousai (Rome) : Monthly Summary of the Changes

4. Lists and Timelines

Syrakousai (Rome) : List of events the polity was involved in Syrakousai (Rome) : List of Rulers Syrakousai (Rome) : Timeline of Rulers

5. Rankings

Syrakousai (Rome) : Top rulers ordered by largest reached area Syrakousai (Rome) : Top wars ordered by largest reached area Syrakousai (Rome) : Top rulers by territorial gain or loss in terms of area difference Syrakousai (Rome) : Top wars by territorial gain or loss in terms of area of the changes Syrakousai (Rome) : Top wars by territorial gain or loss in terms of area difference

6. Time Series

Syrakousai (Rome) : Time Series of all Territorial Changes Syrakousai (Rome) : time series of its population and area throughout history

7. All Events mentioned in Territorial Changes

First Punic War Second Punic War

8. All Cities mentioned in Territorial Changes

Abakainon Agyrion Akrai Engyon Euboia Gela Heloron Herakleia Minoa Herbessos Herbita Kamarina Kasmenai Leontinoi Lipara Longane Megara (Sikelia) Morgantina Mylai (Sikelia) Naxos (Sikelia) Stielanaioi Tauromenion Hipponion Abakainon Agyrion Akragas Engyon Euboia Gela Henna Herakleia Minoa Herbessos Herbita Kamarina Kasmenai Leontinoi Lipara Longane Megara (Sikelia) Morgantina Mylai (Sikelia) Naxos (Sikelia) Stielanaioi Syrakousai Tauromenion Hipponion Akrai Heloron Henna Halaesa Akragas Akragas Syrakousai