Eupatoria
Ancient siteErbaa, Tokat
40.7770°N · 36.5083°E
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Eupatoria is a ancient site in Erbaa, Tokat; Eupatoria, also known as Magnopolis, was a Hellenistic city within the Kingdom of Pontus.
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Eupatoria, also known as Magnopolis, was a Hellenistic city within the Kingdom of Pontus. It was founded by Mithridates VI on the Phanaroea plain between the Lycus and Iris rivers.
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- The city carries two names: Eupatoria, and Magnopolis from its annexation to Rome.
- It stood at the knot of the north-south link between Amisos and Caesarea Mazaca.
- It was Pompey the Great who brought the city into the territory of the Roman Republic.
- The site today lies near Kızılçubuk village in Erbaa.
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