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Despotate of Thrace

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In Greek mythology, Thrace was the daughter of Oceanus and Parthenope, sister of Europe and eponymous heroine of the ancient region of Thrace.Birth Vithy or Bithynia, whose father was Zeus and Dologko (whose father was Saturn).Thrace was known as Thrassa or Throssa. This name is referred to as mother Ismarhos, the fruit of her love with Mars.

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Commissioner of the Despotate

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Head of State

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Despotate of Thrace

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Hellenic

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Two Headed Eagle

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Protectorate

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approximately 60,000 km²

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Thracian

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Byzantium

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Greek Orthodox

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In Greek mythology, Thrace was the daughter of Oceanus and Parthenope, sister of Europe and eponymous heroine of the ancient region of Thrace.Birth Vithy or Bithynia, whose father was Zeus and Dologko (whose father was Saturn).Thrace was known as Thrassa or Throssa. This name is referred to as mother Ismarhos, the fruit of her love with Mars.