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{{Sakha_Republic_Template-_Updated|title1=Heraclea|image1=heracleaflag.png|caption1=De Facto Flag of Heraclea|image2=heraklea.png|caption2=Heraclea as of February 2, 2021|nation=[[SPQR]]|population=7|mayor=DoubleAught|founding_date=April 16, 2019|chunks=156}} | |||
'''Heraclea''' is a town in north-central Anatolia and is a part of the nation [[SPQR]] (Byzantium) and the [[Greater Roman Empire (GRE)|Greater Roman Empire]]. It is just north of the Turkish city of Ankara. | |||
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'''Heraclea''' is a town in | |||
The town was formerly named Cankiri and owned by Sansss, but ownership was transferred to _Wingedhussar on the 29th of June, 2019, and given its old Greek name. | The town was formerly named Cankiri and owned by Sansss, but ownership was transferred to _Wingedhussar on the 29th of June, 2019, and given its old Greek name. | ||
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Originally a border town with the latter Turkey, the town served as a pressure point for the now integrated nation. | Originally a border town with the latter Turkey, the town served as a pressure point for the now integrated nation. | ||
A wall that surrounds the city was completed in early December, and since then, numerous developments have taken place. | A wall that surrounds the city was completed in early December of 2019, and since then, numerous developments have taken place. | ||
[[Category:Towns]] | [[Category:Towns]] | ||
[[Category:Europe]] | [[Category:Europe]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:21, 27 March 2021
Template:Sakha Republic Template- Updated Heraclea is a town in north-central Anatolia and is a part of the nation SPQR (Byzantium) and the Greater Roman Empire. It is just north of the Turkish city of Ankara.
The town was formerly named Cankiri and owned by Sansss, but ownership was transferred to _Wingedhussar on the 29th of June, 2019, and given its old Greek name.
Originally a border town with the latter Turkey, the town served as a pressure point for the now integrated nation.
A wall that surrounds the city was completed in early December of 2019, and since then, numerous developments have taken place.