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Eparchy (Noun)

A province in ancient Greece.

Nouns denoting spatial position.

The eparchy of Macedonia was a province in ancient Greece that played a significant role in the country's history.
In ancient Greece, an eparchy was a province or a territorial division that was governed by an eparch.
The eparchy of Thessaly was known for its rich agricultural land and its strategic location in northern Greece.
Each eparchy in ancient Greece had its own regional capital and a council of local officials.
The Romans later adopted the system of eparchies when they conquered Greece, using them as administrative divisions to govern the territory.