The emperor Trajan conquered the Kingdom of Dacia (part of modern Romania) which was north of Moesia Superior (which covered present day central and southern Serbia and the northern part of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia) and Moesia Inferior (which covered northern modern Bulgaria andRomanian Dobrudja, the part of Romania between the coast of the Black Sea and the River Danube). Trajan also took Mesopotamia (northern Iraq) from the Persians. His successor Hadrian gave it back to the Persians, who were the only military power which matched that of Rome
The emperor Trajan conquered Dacia (most of present day Romania and part of Moldova) and Mesopotamia (Iraq).
They settled in today's Lebanon-Syria and at Carthage in North Africa. They established trading stations around the Mediterranean Sea littoral.
of course it is NOT Petra! PALMYRA (north Syria) is the Bride of the Desert.
Syria gained its independence in April 1946 from France. However, before that the region of "Greater Syria" (Bilad al-Sham or the countries of the north) consisted of the region of the current states of Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, and Israel/Palestine and was an administrative region of the Ottoman Empire, as well as many former empires such as the Abbasids, Umayyads, and even the Romans and Greeks before that.
Spain, Gaul, North Africa, Egypt, Romania, Britain, Greece, Syria.
The emperor Trajan conquered Dacia (most of present day Romania and part of Moldova) and Mesopotamia (Iraq).
Albania, FYROM, Bulgaria and Turkey (northeast),.
Yes, Greece is a European country bordered on the north by Albania, FYROM and Bulgaria and the south by the Mediterranean Sea.
Syria is due north of Jordan.
The two areas you mention were part of Illyria. No emperor added this area to the empire. Illyricum was annexed as a Roman province well before the rule by emperors started. It was annexed in 167 BC when Rome was a republic. Following the Great Illyrian Revolt of 10 BC, Augustus abolished this province and replaced it with two new provinces: Dalmatia in the south and Pannonia in the north.
North of the historical province of Macedonia in Greece is Albania, FYROM and Bulgaria
Yugoslavia is on the northern border of Macedonia and Albania.
No, Syria is an independent country. Turkey is the country that boarders Syria from the north.
Syria is north of Jordan.
Syria is north of Jordan.
On the west side there is Italy On the north there are from the left to the right: Albania, FYROM, Bulgaria And in the east side there is Turkey
it is turkey