Definition of Sougdaia. Meaning of Sougdaia. Synonyms of Sougdaia

- in all likelihood founded by the Alans, as its name in Gr**** sources, Sougdaia is a cognate of the adjective sugda ("pure, holy") or derives from the...
- had their own fortifications in Sougdaia (Sudak) as well. In 13th century, the Genoese started settling in Sougdaia. In late 13th to early 14th century...
- Alexandria in Egypt, while others cir****vented Anatolia via the port of Sudak (Sougdaia) in Crimea. The flourishing of the latter commercial hub soon attracted...
- from Kerch to Sougdaia in the last years of the 8th century but was paralyzed when he had entered the church of St. Stephen in Sougdaia. His Crimean campaign...
- awarded to the Metropolitan of Makre, two years later to the Metropolitan of Sougdaia and in 1369 to the Bishop of Athyra. It remained a residential see of the...
- century, the local see had been merged with that of Sougdaia, and a metropolitan bishopric of Sougdaia and Phoulloi is well attested in 14th–15th century...
- evidenced by the styling of a certain Leo Aliates as "strategos of Cherson and Sougdaia" in 1059. The region however was lost again in the late 11th century to...
- (commentator) Sophronius of Jerusalem Sopotos Soterichos Panteugenos Soterioupolis Sougdaia Soumela Monastery Sozopolis, Siege of Spania Sparta, History of Spatharokoubikoularios...