whose fierce warrior-natives included Spartacus.
Briefly united by Sitalces who set its capital at Komatini, this entity entered the Peloponnesian War on the side of Athens. After Sitalces' death it broke up into several chiefdoms, losing its land west of the Struma River to Macedon. Falling to Lysimachus after the death of Alexander the Great, conquering Romans gave half of this region to the province of Moesia. Known for its rich silver mines, FTP, name this historical region of Southeast Europe containing the cities of Serdica, Phillipopolis and Adrianople whose fierce warrior-natives included Spartacus.
Briefly united by Sitalces who set its capital at Komatini, this entity entered the Peloponnesian War on the side of Athens.
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