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How long was Syria called Syria?

6000 years EDIT: This is incorrect. Syria has been called Syria since 10,000 B.C. Syria used to be larger than it currently is, but it divided into multiple countries. Source: I am Syrian.


What is the ancient name of Syria?

The ancient name of Syria was often referred to as "Aram" in biblical texts, particularly in reference to the Arameans who inhabited the region. Additionally, the broader area was known as "Phoenicia" along the coastal regions, inhabited by the Phoenician civilization. The term "Syria" itself is derived from the Greek "Syros," which referred to the Assyrian Empire and was later used to describe the region encompassing modern-day Syria.


Who joined forces with Ahab against Syria?

King Ahab of Israel joined forces with Jehoshaphat, the king of Judah, against Syria. This alliance was formed to confront the military threat posed by Ben-Hadad, the king of Aram (Syria). Their collaboration is notably depicted in the biblical narrative found in 1 Kings 22, where they planned a joint military campaign.


When Cleopatra fled Alexandria where did she go?

The sources differ as to where she fled after her brother ousted her. Some say that she fled to the Thebiad, which was the area around ancient Thebes where she had support. (Some sources even say that her mother was from this area) Others say that she went to the territory of Syria where she raised an army. Remember that the Syria of ancient times was not the same as the Syria of today, By "Syria" the sources more than likely mean the territory just east of Pelusium on the Nile delta.The sources differ as to where she fled after her brother ousted her. Some say that she fled to the Thebiad, which was the area around ancient Thebes where she had support. (Some sources even say that her mother was from this area) Others say that she went to the territory of Syria where she raised an army. Remember that the Syria of ancient times was not the same as the Syria of today, By "Syria" the sources more than likely mean the territory just east of Pelusium on the Nile delta.The sources differ as to where she fled after her brother ousted her. Some say that she fled to the Thebiad, which was the area around ancient Thebes where she had support. (Some sources even say that her mother was from this area) Others say that she went to the territory of Syria where she raised an army. Remember that the Syria of ancient times was not the same as the Syria of today, By "Syria" the sources more than likely mean the territory just east of Pelusium on the Nile delta.The sources differ as to where she fled after her brother ousted her. Some say that she fled to the Thebiad, which was the area around ancient Thebes where she had support. (Some sources even say that her mother was from this area) Others say that she went to the territory of Syria where she raised an army. Remember that the Syria of ancient times was not the same as the Syria of today, By "Syria" the sources more than likely mean the territory just east of Pelusium on the Nile delta.The sources differ as to where she fled after her brother ousted her. Some say that she fled to the Thebiad, which was the area around ancient Thebes where she had support. (Some sources even say that her mother was from this area) Others say that she went to the territory of Syria where she raised an army. Remember that the Syria of ancient times was not the same as the Syria of today, By "Syria" the sources more than likely mean the territory just east of Pelusium on the Nile delta.The sources differ as to where she fled after her brother ousted her. Some say that she fled to the Thebiad, which was the area around ancient Thebes where she had support. (Some sources even say that her mother was from this area) Others say that she went to the territory of Syria where she raised an army. Remember that the Syria of ancient times was not the same as the Syria of today, By "Syria" the sources more than likely mean the territory just east of Pelusium on the Nile delta.The sources differ as to where she fled after her brother ousted her. Some say that she fled to the Thebiad, which was the area around ancient Thebes where she had support. (Some sources even say that her mother was from this area) Others say that she went to the territory of Syria where she raised an army. Remember that the Syria of ancient times was not the same as the Syria of today, By "Syria" the sources more than likely mean the territory just east of Pelusium on the Nile delta.The sources differ as to where she fled after her brother ousted her. Some say that she fled to the Thebiad, which was the area around ancient Thebes where she had support. (Some sources even say that her mother was from this area) Others say that she went to the territory of Syria where she raised an army. Remember that the Syria of ancient times was not the same as the Syria of today, By "Syria" the sources more than likely mean the territory just east of Pelusium on the Nile delta.The sources differ as to where she fled after her brother ousted her. Some say that she fled to the Thebiad, which was the area around ancient Thebes where she had support. (Some sources even say that her mother was from this area) Others say that she went to the territory of Syria where she raised an army. Remember that the Syria of ancient times was not the same as the Syria of today, By "Syria" the sources more than likely mean the territory just east of Pelusium on the Nile delta.


When was Syria created?

Syria was created on 1946-04-17.