Antiochia
- Province
- Syria
- Realm
- Palestine
- Faction
- Roman
- Starting building
- Trade centre
- Terrain
- Plain
- Road / river
- Road
- Resource deposit
- —
- Starting population
- 10,000
- Position (x / y)
- 65 / 40
Historical background
Seleucus I founded Antioch on the Orontes around 300 BC as the capital of his empire; it lies near today's Antakya in Turkey. Under the Romans it became the seat of the governor of Syria and, after Rome and Alexandria, one of the largest cities of the empire. According to the Acts of the Apostles, the followers of Jesus were first called "Christians" here.
Read more on Wikipedia ↗Other cities in the province
| City | Starting building | Position (x / y) |
|---|---|---|
| Byblos | Trade centre | 65 / 43 |
| Tyros | Trade centre | 63 / 48 |
| Jerusalem | — | 65 / 50 |