Apologized for earlier problem in counting since there changing in many places and lists so counting and duplicating error occured. This list I already fixed it.
Here is the final list of regions with what should be able to build huge city.
Code:
Province Settlement Region Huge City population
(briton)(Huge City=1)
1)Tribus_Brigantes Isurium briton no ???(find no significant data)
2)Cuinnacht Emain_Macha briton no ???(find no significant data)
3)Tribus_Trinovantes Camulodunum briton [yes] >10,000(Post-Boudica)(as Londinium could archive it and for gameplay reason as capital of Britannia/place of special temple "Stonehenge)(by Archbaker, Suppanut)
4)Caledonia Atauna briton no ???(find no significant data)
(germanic)(Huge City=1)
5)Cimbrica Hafnia germanic no (still not exist at that time)(by Archbaker)
6)Locus_Aestii Vicus_Aestii germanic no (All "Vicus_"(Village) without their own name should grow into huge city in this period)(by Suppanut)
7)Locus_Fenni Vicus_Fenni germanic no (All "Vicus_"(Village) without their own name should grow into huge city in this period)(by Suppanut)
8)Locus_Rugii Rugium germanic no (Today "Darlowo". Although it is and ancient settlement with port and sea commerce but not significant until middle age when commerce in Baltic grew more significant)(by Suppanut)
9)Tribus_Chauci Phabiranum germanic no (Today "Bremen". This settlement not so specially significant during game era as it first mention in romans source in 150 CE)(by Suppanut)
10)Tribus_Suebi Teutoburgum germanic no (to support Barbarians' Special temple "Externsteine" in XGM 5.8.X)(by CaesarVincens)
11)Tribus_Volcae Sumelocenna germanic no (originally this town was build in 98 CE by Romans as fort against Alamanni who destroy it in year 259-260 CE)(by Suppanut)
12)Locus_Venedae Vicus_Venedae germanic no (All "Vicus_"(Village) without their own name should grow into huge city in this period)(by Suppanut)
13)Tribus_Tissagetae Vicus_Tissagetae germanic no (All "Vicus_"(Village) without their own name should grow into huge city in this period)(by Suppanut)
14)Tribus_Cherusci Tulisurgium germanic no ???(find no significant data)
15)Tribus_Chattii Mattium germanic [yes] (Capital of the Chatti, one of the largest town in the north)(by Archbaker)
16)Nurthralandan Burgaz_Sueones germanic no ???(find no significant data)
17)Locus_Careotae Vicus_Careotae germanic no (All "Vicus_"(Village) without their own name should grow into huge city in this period)(by Suppanut)
(iberia)(Huge City=3-1+2)
18)Gallaecia Tyde iberia no (by CaesarVincens)
19)Celtiberia Numantia iberia no (4,000-8,000 during Celtiberian rule and not so sophisticated city during Roman rule)(by Suppanut)
20)Lusitania Oxtraca iberia ? ???(find no significant data)
21)Bastetania Carthago_Nova iberia [yes] ?(By Zarax)
22)Turdetania Gadir iberia [yes] (to support Special temple "Pillars of Herakles")(by Suppanut)
23)Baliares Bocchoris iberia no (Palma was the port used for destinations in Africa and Hispania, no important role in commercial and Strategic on their own(except their slingers))(by Suppanut)
24)Beribracia Saguntum iberia [yes] (By 219 BC Saguntum was a large and commercially prosperous town, which sided with the local Greek colonists and Rome against Carthage.)(area with high civilized influence in Iberia)(by Suppanut)
25)Carpetania Baikor iberia ? ???(find no significant data)
26)Cantabria Iruna iberia no (Found in 75-74 BC by Romans. Although it can not be considered one of the outstanding cities of Roman Hispania, recent archaeological excavations have revealed a quite high degree of development.)(by Suppanut)
27)Tartesania Arsa iberia ? ???(find no significant data)
28)Asturia Pallantia iberia no (The fortified Celtiberian settlement, was rendered as Pallantia, chief town of the Vaccaei. The city was starved into submission in the second century BCE and incorporated into the Roman province of Hispania Tarraconensis. Though the little Roman garrison city was an active mint, it was insignificant compared to the Roman villas of Late Antiquity in the surrounding territory.)(by Suppanut)
29)Ceretania Emporion iberia [yes] (greek colony with high civilized influence. City even have curia and basilica.)(by Suppanut)
(gauls)(Huge City=5+3)
30)Locus_Lugii Carrodunum gauls no (Tody Krakow, oldest settlement in Poland but not so important at that time.)(to support Barbarians' Special temple "The Sleza and Radunia Complex" in XGM 5.8.X)(by Suppanut)
31)Belgica Samarobriva gauls no (Today Amiens, the Roman Samarobriva, was the central settlement of the Ambiani, one of the principal tribes of Gaul, who were issuing coinage, probably from Amiens, in the first century BCE.)(by Suppanut)
32)Armorica Darioritum gauls no (Darioritum (first name of Vannes) was founded in the first century BC by the Romans.As the Venetii gain civitas so this city become capital of the area.)(to support Barbarians' Special temple "Carnac Stones")(by Suppanut)
33)Sequania Vesontio gauls no (First recorded in the journals of Julius Caesar as the largest town of the Sequani, a smaller Gaulic tribe, in his commentaries detailing his conquest of Gaul; he gave the name of the town as Vesontio (possibly Latinized) and mentions that it was surrounded by a wooden palisade.)(by Suppanut)
34)Boihaemum Eburonum gauls ? ???(find no significant data)
35)Tribus_Cotini Leucaristus gauls ? ???(find no significant data)
36)Aeduia Bibracte gauls no (a Gaulish oppidum or fortified city, was the capital of the Aedui and one of the most important hillforts in Gaul.)(by CaesarVincens)
37)Noricum Iuvavum gauls no (The first settlements at Salzburg were apparently begun by the Celts. Around 15 BC the separate settlements were merged into one city by the Romans. At this time the city was called Juvavum and was awarded the status of a Roman municipium in 45 AD. Juvavum developed into an important town of the Roman province of Noricum.)(By Suppanut)
38)Pannonia Paetovio guals ? ???(find no significant data)
39)Lemovicia Lemonum gauls ? ???(find no significant data)
40)Lugdinensis Vienna gauls no (The oppidum of the Allobroges became a Roman colony about 47 BC under Julius Caesar. Under the early Empire Vienna regained all its former privileges as a Roman colony. Later it became a provincial capital.)(by Suppanut)
41)Cisalpine_Gaul Mediolanium gauls [yes] ?(By Zarax)
42)Venetia Patavium gauls no (Patavium, Today Padua, claims to be the oldest city in northern Italy. Patavium was inhabited by (Adriatic) Veneti. They were reputed for their excellent breed of horses and the wool of their sheep. Its men fought for the Romans at Cannae. The city was a Roman municipium since 45 BC. It became so powerful that it was reportedly able to raise two hundred thousand fighting men.)(by Suppanut)
43)Transalpine_Gaul Massilia gauls [yes] ?(By Zarax)
44)Narbonensis Tolosa gauls [yes] (Tolosa rapidly transformed into one of the major cities of the Roman Empire before the reign of Nero due to thrieve in trade during Imperial rule.)(by Suppanut)
45)Liguria Segesta gauls ? ???(find no significant data)
46)Rhaetia Veldideno gauls ? ???(find no significant data)
47)Tribus_Scordisci Singidunum gauls no (Singidunum reached its height in 86 AD. The legion set up as a square-shaped castrum (fort), the remains of which can be seen today near the northeastern corner of the acropolis. The legion also constructed a bridge over the Sava, connecting Singidunum with Taurunum. The 6,000-strong legion became a major military asset against the continuous threat of the Dacians just across the Danube. Another step the Romans took to help strengthen Singidunum was the settlement of its legion veterans next to the fortress. In time, a large settlement grew out from around the castrum.)(by Suppanut)
48)Tribus_Eravisci Aquincum gauls [yes] (The city had around 30,000-40,000 inhabitants by the end of the 2nd century. People living in the settlement could enjoy the achievements of the Empire, like central heating in the houses, public baths, palaces, or amphitheatres for social events.)(by Suppanut)
49)Tribus_Nervii Atuatuca gauls no (Located on the important road linking Cologne to Bavay via the relay of Liberchies, and surrounded by the fertile lands of the Hesbaye region, the settlement quickly became one of the largest Gallo-Roman administrative and military towns in the 1st century.)(by Suppanut)
50)Aquitania Burdigala gauls no (Today Bordeaux. Around 300 BC it was the settlement of a Celtic tribe, the Bituriges Vivisci, who named the town Burdigala.The city fell under Roman rule around 60 BC, its importance lying in the commerce of Tin and Lead towards Rome. Later it became capital of Roman Aquitaine, flourishing especially during the Severan dynasty (3rd century).)(by Suppanut)
51)Arvernia Gergovia gauls [yes] (by CaesarVincens)
52)Biturigia Avaricum gauls [yes] (Avaricum was an oppidum in ancient Gaul, near what is now the city of Bourges. Avaricum, situated in the lands of the Biturges, was the largest and best-fortified town within their territory, situated on very fertile lands. The terrain favored the oppidum, as it was flanked by a river and marshland, with only a single narrow entrance. There are 40,000 life in this city dureing Caesar's Seige of Avericum which was masscared with only 8,000 could escaped.)(by Suppanut)
53)Aulercia Cenabum gauls no (Cenabum was the name of an oppidum of the Carnutes tribe, situated on the site of what is now Orléans. It was a prosperous commercial city on the Loire River at the time of Caesar's conquest of Gaul. This port was the commercial outlet for the grain produced in the Beauce. The city had strong fortifications, and also controlled a bridge over the Loire, of considerable economic and strategic importance. It was Cenabum which gave the signal for the Gallic revolt of which Vercingetorix quickly became the head and which was the motivation for Caesar's seventh Gallic campaign. Later Caersar was massacring all the inhabitant and pillaging and burning down the town.)(by Suppanut)
(thrace)(Huge City=2)
54)Getia Buridava thrace no (to support Barbarians' Special temple "Kogaionon")(by Suppanut)
55)Scythia_Parva Tomi thrace no (greek colony with high civilized influence)(by Suppanut)
56)Thrace Seutopolis thrace [yes] (by CaesarVincens)
57)Dardania Sardica thrace no (Sofia was originally a Thracian settlement called Serdica. Around 500 BC another tribe settled in the region, the Odrysi, known as an ethnos with their own kingdom. Around AD 29, Serdica was conquered by the Romans.When Emperor Diocletian divided the province of Dacia into Dacia Ripensis (at the banks of the Danube) and Dacia Mediterranea, Serdica became the capital of Dacia Mediterranea. The city subsequently expanded for a century and a half, it became a significant political and economical centre. Serdica was of moderate size, but magnificent as an urban concept of planning and architecture, with abundant amusements and an active social life.)(by Suppanut)
58)Propontis Byzantium thrace [yes] (site of later Constantinople, the city of man desired)(by Archbaker)
59)Thrace_Minor Amphipolis thrace no (Amphipolis one of the main stops on the Macedonian royal road to Thrace and later Roman Road which crossed the southern Balkans. After the final victory of Rome over Macedonia in 168 BC, Amphipolis became the capital one of the four mini-republics which were created by the Romans out of the kingdom of the Antigonids and gradually incorporated into the Roman client state, and later province, of Thracia.)(by Suppanut)
60)Moesia Naissus thrace no (The city's early name under the Roman Empire remained Naissus, which is the Latin name derived from its original name Naissos ("city of the nymphs"), a Greek colony founded in antiquity. Naissus is a possible location of Nysa, a mythical place in Greek mythology where the young god Dionysus was raised. At the time of the conquest of the Greeks by Rome, Naissos was used as a base for operations but no other non-religious significant.)(by Suppanut)
61)Tribus_Bastarnae Vibantavarium thrace no (too small)(by Suppanut)
62)Dacia Sarmizegetusa thrace no (Sarmisegetuza was the most important Dacian military, religious and political centre. Sarmizegetusa had a sacred precinct—among the most important and largest circular and rectangular Dacian sanctuaries the famous Circular Calendar Sanctuary is included. The civilians lived around the fortress, down the mountain on man-made terraces. Dacian nobility had flowing water, brought through ceramic pipes, in their residences. The archaeological inventory found at the site shows that Dacian society had a high standard of living. The Roman conquerors established a military garrison there. Later, the capital of Roman Dacia was named after the Dacian capital—Colonia Ulpia Traiana Augusta Dacica Sarmizegetusa, established 40 km from the ruined Dacian capital. This second city was the biggest city in Roman Dacia, with a partly conserved forum, an amphitheatre, and several temples. The city was destroyed by the Goths.)(by Suppanut)
(illyria)(Huge City=0)
63)Illyria Aemona illyria no (Aemona was one of the main cities on the eastern coast of the Adriatic. Recent research seems to indicate that Aemona was actually the easternmost city of the Roman empire proper. Aemona was likely a colony founded by veterans of the Illyricum campaigns. The soldiers were not happy with the quality of these non-Italian land payment.)(by Suppanut)
64)Dalmatia Salona illyria no (huge harbour and relatively large)(by Archbaker)
(steppe)(Huge City=0+1)
65)Tribus_Siracae Campus_Siracae steppe no (All "Campus_"(Camp)(Camp) should not grow into Huge City)(by Suppanut)
66)Tribus_Alanni Campus_Alanni steppe no (All "Campus_"(Camp)(Camp) should not grow into Huge City)(by Suppanut)
67)Tribus_Roxolani Campus_Roxolani steppe no (All "Campus_"(Camp) should not grow into Huge City)(by Suppanut)
68)Tribus_Neuri Vicus_Neuri Steppe no (All "Vicus_"(Village) without their own name should grow into huge city in this period)(by Suppanut)
69)Maeotis Tanais steppe no(except for Bosporus) (an ancient Greek colony on the river Don. The city was founded in the 3rd century BC and within a short period of time it became the biggest center of trade between Greeks and the nomads of the steppes. At the turn of two cultures - Ancient Greece and Nomads - a new original culture was born. It had a great impact on the nations of Eastern Europe.)(by Archbaker&LucretiusTC)
70)Scythia Olbia steppe no (large civilized influence in city)(but not big enough)(by Archbaker)
71)Tribus_Budinai Vicus_Budinai steppe no (All "Vicus_"(Village) without their own name should grow into huge city in this period)(by Suppanut)
72)Tribus_Iazyges Campus_Iazyges steppe no (All "Campus_"(Camp) should not grow into Huge City)(by Suppanut)
73)Tribus_Legae Campus_Legae steppe no (All "Campus_"(Camp) should not grow into Huge City)(by Suppanut)
74)Tribus_Aorsi Campus_Aorsi steppe no (All "Campus_"(Camp) should not grow into Huge City)(by Suppanut)
75)Tribus_Iirkai Campus_Iirkai steppe no (All "Campus_"(Camp) should not grow into Huge City)(by Suppanut)
(crimea)(Huge City=1)
76)Regnum_Bosphoranum Panticapaeum crimea [yes] (large city which play as local power)(by Archbaker)
77)Taurica Neapolis_Scythica crimea no (large city which play as local power)(by Archbaker)
78)Heraclea_Chersonesus Chersonesos crimea no (Another Greek colony, in the late 2nd century BC Chersonesos became a dependency of the Bosporan Kingdom. It was subject to Rome from the middle of the 1st century BC until the 370s AD, when it was captured by the Huns.)(by Suppanut)
(east steppe)(Huge City=3)
79)Tribus_Massagetae Campus_Massagetae east steppe no (All "Campus_"(Camp) should not grow into Huge City)(by Suppanut)
80)Chorasmia Khiva east steppe no (No city name Khiva until 6 century CE although had "Khwarezm" since early of Iranian history.)(by Suppanut)
81)Sogdiana Maracanda east steppe [yes] (silk road and seat of satrap, later become Samarkand)(by Archbaker)
82)Tribus_Dahae Nisa east steppe [yes] (Parthian Capital with fairly culturally advanced city)(by Archbaker)
83)Tocharia Gushan east steppe ? ???
84)Tribus_Yuezhe Kashgar east steppe [yes] (Oasis settlement)(part of classic world, old and influenctial city of silk road)(by Archbaker)
85)Wusun Chighu east steppe no (to support Barbarians' Special temple "Petrogliphs Sanctuaries of Semirechye" in XGM 5.8.X)(by Suppanut)
86)Amyrgia Campus_Amyrgicum east steppe no (All "Campus_"(Camp) should not grow into Huge City)(by Suppanut)
87)Tribus_Sakae Campus_Sakae east steppe no (All "Campus_"(Camp) should not grow into Huge City)(by Suppanut)
88)Chach Kangha east steppe no (Today Tashkent, Kangha started as an oasis on the Chirchik River, near the foothills of the Golestan Mountains. In ancient times, this area contained Beitian, probably the summer "capital" of the Kangju confederacy but not significant on regional/global state until 7th century CE as develop of irrigation/comcerce in the area.)(by Suppanut)
(armenia)(Huge City=2)
89)Colchis Kotais armenia no (Kutaisi was the capital of the ancient Kingdom of Colchis.)(by Archbaker)
90)Atropatene Phraaspa armenia no ???(by Archbaker)
91)Armenia_Maior Armavir armenia [yes] (Armavir was inhabited from the 5th-6th millennium BC onwards. Various obsidian instruments, bronze objects and pottery have been found from that period. King Argishtis I of Urartu built a fortress in the area and named it Argishtikhinili. In 331 BC when Armenia reasserted its independence under the Orontid Dynasty from the Achaemenid Empire, Armavir was chosen as the capital of Armenia.)(to support Special temple "Karahunj")(by Suppanut and Archbaker)
92)Iberia Mtskheta armenia no (Mtskheta was a capital of the Georgian Kingdom of Iberia during the 3rd century BC - 5th century AD. No other significant in this era.)(by Suppanut)
93)Albania Albana armenia no (Small client Kingdom to Armenia with history of friecely fight to protect their home.)(by Suppanut)
94)Sophene Amida armenia no (The city was called Amida when the region was under the rule of the Roman (from 66 BC) and the succeeding Byzantine Empires. It once was the seat of the Church of the East Patriarch and thus an Assyrian or Syriac stronghold that produced many famous Syriac theologians and Patriarchs. No other significant thing in that era.)(by Suppanut)
95)Armenia_Minor Satala armenia no (City was built by roman in year 115 after their annexation from Armenia by Rome.)(by Suppanut)
96)Armenia Thospia armenia [yes] (Other name is Van, important city with very heavy fortification and control pass of trade route)(by CaesarVincens)
(anatolia)(Huge City=7+1)
97)Paphlagonia Sinope anatolia [yes] (Important local power with its own colony)(by Archbaker)
98)Cappadocia Mazaka anatolia [yes] (very old city with location on silk road)(by Archbaker)
99)Amastris Sesamus anatolia no (On a coin of the time of Trajan, Amastris has the title Metropolis. It continued to be a town of some note to the seventh century of our era.)(by Suppanut)
100)Bithynia Nicomedia anatolia [yes] (Important city of the region)(by Archbaker)
101)Galatia Ancyra anatolia no (by Archbaker)
102)Cilicia Tarsus anatolia [yes] (some reputation as center of learning)(by Archbaker)
103)Lydia Sardis anatolia [yes] (great city of the region)(by Archbaker)(objected by LucretiusTC)
104)Caria Halicarnasus anatolia no (famous and site of one of 7 wonders but naver full recovered from Alexander's conquest)(by Suppanut and Archbaker)
105)Pontus_Minor Trapezus anatolia [yes] (by CaesarVincens)
106)Phrygia Ipsus anatolia no (A village on the crossroad in Phrygia(which lost important part to Galatia) which site the battle that cause break up of Diadochi war.)(by Suppanut)
107)Pamphylia Side anatolia no (Moderately large, quite wealthy and partly independent city with strong Hellenistic culture.)(by Archbaker)(objected by LucretiusTC)
108)Pontus Amasia anatolia [yes] (Hellenistic Pontic capitol.)(by Archbaker)
(italy)(Huge City=5)
109)Etruria Arretium italy [yes] (the third largest city in Italy in the Augustan period)(by Suppanut)
110)Umbria Ariminum italy [yes] (Large growth under Augustus.)(by Archbaker)
111)Latium Rome italy [yes] 600,000(end of games)
112)Calabria Tarentum italy [yes] (Important Comercial city which once a serious enemy of Rome.)(by Archbaker)
113)Campania Capua italy [yes] (A notoriously large and wealthy town in a densely populated part of Italia.)(by Archbaker)
114)Bruttium Croton italy no (Once glorius for Pythagorean school, Olympic superpower and a considerable city, with twelve miles of walls, but after the Pyrrhic War, half the city was deserted (Livy 24.3). What was left of its population submitted to Rome in 277 BC.)(by Suppanut)
115)Apulia Cannae italy no (An unimportant Roman town which site the one of the most famous battle.)(by Suppanut)
(persia)(Huge City=4+1)
116)Media Ecbatana persia [yes] (Old Capital of Media and second capital of Parthia, have religious important.)(by Suppanut&LucretiusTC)
117)Margiana Merv persia [yes] (by CaesarVincens)
118)Hyrcania Zadracarta persia [yes] (The Persians considered Hyrcania one of "the good lands and countries" which their supreme god Ahura Mazda had created personally. To the northeast, Hyrcania was open to the Central Asian steppes, where nomadic tribes had been living for centuries. Vital to Parthia, situated between their Parthian territories and their homeland on the steppe. It is certain that the Parthian kings used a Hyrcanian town as their summer residence(Imperial Palace?).)(by Suppanut)
119)Tabiena Gabae persia [yes] (Today Isfahan, Gabae was the centre and capital city of a large province, which was administered by Arsacid governors. The town commanded the main roads to Susa in Elam, Ecbatana in Media, and Persepolis in Persis. The town was a provincial capital in Parthian times and received its current name Isfahan in the age of the Sasanians.)(by Suppanut)
120)Drangiana Neh persia no ???(find no significant data)
121)Persis Istakhr persia [yes] (to support Special temple "The Site of Persepolis")(by Suppanut)
122)Carmania Harmozia persia no (Important port in Persian Gulf/Indian Oceans which very fertile farmland and Strategic location)(by Suppanut)
123)Aria Phra persia no (Aria was an Old Persian satrapy which in antiquity was considered as particularly fertile and, above all, rich in wine.)(by Suppanut)
124)Astauene Asaak persia no (Capital of Astauene, site of Arsaces I crowning according to Isidore of Charax. It is in modern Iran near Kuchan in the upper Atrek river valley.)(by Suppanut)
125)Parthyene Hecatompylos persia [yes] (The Parni tribe took the city around 238 BCE and made it one of the first capitals of their Parthian Empire. It was mentioned as the royal city of the Parthians by a number of classical writers including Strabo, Pliny, Ptolemy, although the Parthians seemed to have used a number of cities as their "capital" at different periods.)(by Zarax)
126)Choarene Apamea persia no (A Hellenistic city in Media founded by Seleucus I Nicator, near Laodicea (now Nahavand, Iran) and Heraclea. Apamea's precise location is not known, but it is probably in Iran, or, less likely, in Iraq.)(by Suppanut)
127)Adiabene Arbela persia no (Site of Gaugamela and early center of Christianity)(by Suppanut)
(hellenic)(Huge City=5+1)
128)Epirus Ambracia hellenic no (to support Special temple "The Oracle of Dodona")(by Suppanut)
129)Macedonia Pella hellenic [yes] ?(By Zarax)
130)Thessalia Larissa hellenic no (As the chief city of ancient Thessaly(well known for horsemanship), Larissa was directly annexed by Philip II of Macedon in 344, and from then on Larissa was under Macedonian control; in 196 B.C. Larissa became an ally of Rome and was the headquarters of the Thessalian League.)(by Suppanut)
131)Laconia Sparta hellenic no (This "Defender of Hellenism" is on gradually decline especially in population.)(by Suppanut)
132)Attica Athens hellenic [yes] 250,000(beginning of Hellenistic)-250,000(Roman Empire)(to support Special temple "Acropolis of Athens" and special academy "Plato's Academy")(by many)
133)Achaia Patras hellenic no (Roman' Gate to the east, city was turned into important port/commercial/industrial center by Romans rise.)(by Suppanut)
134)Arcadia Corinth hellenic [yes] (Rich city which rival to Athens in its wealth and importance.)(to support Special temple "Sanctuary of Asklepios")(by Suppanut)
135)Boeotia Thebes hellenic no (city doesn't fully recovered until middle age)(by Suppanut)
136)Aetolia Thermon hellenic no (to support Special temple "The Oracle of Delphi")(by Suppanut)
137)Aeolis Pergamum hellenic [yes] 120,000-150,000(to support Special academy "Library of Pergamum")(by Suppanut)
138)Mysia Cyzicus hellenic no (City loyal to Pegamum and later Rome. Chief city of Mysia. Under Roman Emperor Tiberius it was incorporated with the empire, but remained the capital of Mysia, afterwards of Hellespontus, and became one of the greatest cities in the ancient world.)(by Suppanut)
139)Ionia Ephesus hellenic [yes] 90,000(100 AD)(by many)
140)Rhodos Rhodes hellenic [yes] (By Zarax)
(Mediterranean)(Huge City=1)
141)Sardinia Caralis Sardinia no (Rome never truely control inland part)(by Suppanut)
142)Sicilia_Graecus Syracuse sicily [yes] 300,000(By Zarax)
143)Sicilia_Romanus Messana sicily no (Known for good natural harbour. In Roman times Messana had an important pharos (lighthouse). Messana was the base of Sextus Pompeius, during his war against Octavian.)(by CaesarVincens)
144)Sicilia_Poeni Lilybaeum sicily no (Lilybaeum, the principal stronghold of the Carthaginians in Sicily. Neither Pyrrhus nor the Romans were able to reduce it by siege, but it was surrendered to the latter in 241 BC at the end of the First Punic War as a condition of the peace treaty. In the later wars it was a starting point for the Roman expeditions against Carthage, and under Roman rule it enjoyed considerable prosperity.)(by CaesarVincens)
145)Cyprus Salamis cyprus no (In Roman times, Salamis was part of the Roman province of Cilicia. The seat of the governor was relocated to Paphos. The town suffered heavily during the Jewish rising of AD 116/117. Although Salamis ceased to be the capital of Cyprus from the Hellenistic period onwards when it was replaced by Paphos, its wealth and importance did not diminish.)(by Suppanut)
146)Crete Kydonia crete no (Kydonia was an important ancient city-state on the northwest coast of the island of Crete. It is at the site of the modern-day Greek city of Khania. Cydonia was constantly at war with other Cretan city-states such as Aptera, Falasarna and Polyrrinia.(by Suppanut)
147)Corsica Aleria cosica no (Rome never truely control inland part)(by Suppanut)
(arabia)(Huge City=1)
148)Sinai Petra arabia no 20,000(during roman ruled)
149)Nabataea Bostra arabia no (Bosra was the first Nabatean city in the 2nd century BC. The Nabatean Kingdom was conquered by Roman in 106. Under the Roman Empire, Bosra was capital of the Roman province Arabia Petraea. The city flourished and became a major metropolis at the juncture of several trade routes, including the Roman road to the Red Sea.)(By Suppanut)
150)Main Carna arabia no (to support Special temple "Kaaba of Mecca")(by Suppanut)
151)Saba Mariaba arabia [yes] (by CaesarVincens)
152)Qataban Tamna arabia no (The capital of Qataban was named Timna and was located on the trade route which passed through the other kingdoms of Hadramaut, Sheba and Ma'in. It was the most prominent Yemeni kingdom in the 2nd half of the 1st millennium BCE, when its ruler held the title of the South Arabian hegemon, MKRB.)(by Suppanut)
153)Hadramaut Sabata arabia no ???
154)Locus_Gerraei Gerra arabia no (Gerrha was the center of an Arab kingdom from approximately 650 BC to circa 300 AD)
155)Maketa Omana arabia no (One of the earliest Roman historians to mention Oman is Yalainous, who lived from 23-79 AD. He presents in his writings a city which he names Omana. This name also recurs in Ptolemy. Some historians identify this Omana of Ptolemy as the city of Sohar, which was the pre-eminent trading center of Arabia in the classical age of Islam.)(by Suppanut)
156)Zufar Ubar arabia no (lost city in Arab legend just rediscovered by NASA satellites in 1980s.)(by Suppanut)
(levant)(Huge City=5)
157)Assyria Hatra levant no (Hatra was founded as an Assyrian city by the Seleucid Empire[1] some time in the 3rd century BCE. A religious and trading centre of the Parthian empire, it flourished during the 1st and 2nd centuries BCE. Hatra became an important fortified frontier city and withstood repeated attacks by the Roman Empire.)(by Suppanut)
158)Syria Antioch levant [yes] 500,000(to support Special temple "The Resort of Daphne at Antioch")(by Suppanut)
159)Regnum_Palmyrae Palmyra levant no (Oasis settlement)(Palmyra has long been a vital caravan city for travellers crossing the Syrian desert and was known as the Bride of the Desert. Palmyra was made part of the Roman province of Syria during the reign of Tiberius (14–37). It steadily grew in importance as a trade route linking Persia, India, China, and the Roman empire.)(by Suppanut)
160)Phoenicia Sidon levant [yes] (by CaesarVincens)
161)Coele_Syria Damascus levant [yes] (oldest settlement which people still living in, significant during pre-Alexander and Roman Empire eras)(by Suppanut)
162)Judaea Jerusalem levant [yes] 200,000(before fall of second temple, 70 AD)(to support Special temple "The Second Temple of Yahweh at Jerusalem")(by Suppanut)
(mesopotamia)(Huge City=2)
163)Babylonia Seleucia mesopotamia [yes] 200,000-250,000(by Suppanut)
164)Elymais Susa mesopotamia [yes] (by CaesarVincens)
165)Characene Charax mesopotemia no (Charax was a rich port with ships arriving regularly from Gerrha, Egypt, India, and beyond. It was also the beginning of the overland trade route from the Persian Gulf to Petra and Palmyra. It became a centre for Arab trade, largely controlled by the Nabataeans, at least until they became assimilated by the Romans in 106 CE.)(by Suppanut)
(west africa)(Huge City=2+1)
166)Mauretania_Tingitana Tingi west africa no (Tingi is an ancient Phoenician town, founded by Carthaginian colonists in the early 5th century BC. The commercial town of Tingis came under Roman rule in the course of the 1st century BC, first as a free city and then, under Augustus, a colony, capital of Mauritania Tingitana of Hispania.)(by Suppanut)
167)Numidia Cirta west africa no (Capital of Kingdom of Numidia, not only was Cirta an important economic site, it was also a key political and military spot within the African kingdoms. Caesar's conquest of Northern Africa officially brought Cirta under Roman rule in 46 B.C.)(by Suppanut)
168)Zeugitana Carthage west africa [yes] 150,000-500,000(3rd punic war)(by many)
169)Byzacium Hadrumetum west africa [yes] (Hadrumetum was one of the most important communities within the Carthaginian territory in northern Africa because of its strategic location on the sea in the heart of the fertile Sahel region. The city allied itself with Rome during the Punic Wars, thereby escaping damage or ruin and entered a relatively peaceful 700-year stint under Pax Romana. Under the Roman Empire it became very prosperous; Trajan gave it the rank of a colonia.)(by Suppanut)
170)Tripolitania Lepcis_Magna west africa no (One of the leading cities of Roman Africa and a major trading post but gain prominent long later after game period.)(by Suppanut)
171)Mauretania_Massaesili Siga west africa ? ???
172)Cydamae Cydaus west africa no (no hidden resource "fertile)(find no significant data)
173)Locus_Massyli Hippo_Regius west africa [yes] (Hippo Regius was a major city in Roman Africa. In even earlier days, the city was a royal residence for Numidian kings.)(by Suppanut)
174)Mauretania_Salditana Saldae west africa no (A minor port in Carthaginian and Roman times.)(by Suppanut)
175)Tripolitania_Minor Sabratha west africa no (Sabratha was the westernmost of the "three cities" of Tripolis. Sabratha's port was established, perhaps about 500 BC, as a Phoenician trading-post that served as a coastal outlet for the products of the African hinterland. Sabratha became part of the short-lived Numidian Kingdom of Massinissa before being Romanized and rebuilt in the 2nd and 3rd centuries AD.)(by Suppanut)
(east africa)(Huge City=4)
176)Cyrenaica Cyrene east africa [yes] (The chief town of ancient Libya and established commercial relations with all the Greek cities, reaching the height of its prosperity under its own kings in the 5th century BC. Soon after 460 BC it became a republic; after the death of Alexander the Great (323 BC) it was passed to the Ptolemaic dynasty.)(by CaesarVincens)
177)Nile_Delta Alexandria east africa [yes] 300,000-600,000(Ptolemaic ruled)-1,000,000(classic peak)(by many)
178)Libya Siwa east africa no (Oasis settlement)(The oracle temple of Ammon (Zeus Ammon) was already famous during the time of Herodotus. Prior to his campaign of conquest in Persia Alexander the Great reached the oasis, the oracle is said to have confirmed him as both a divine personage and the legitimate Pharaoh of Egypt. The Romans later used Siwa as a place of banishment.)(to support Special temple "The Oracle of Amon at Siwa")(by Suppanut)
179)Middle_Egypt Memphis east africa [yes] about 100,000(about 430 BC)(by many)
180)Thebais Thebes east africa [yes] about 50,000(Ptolemaic ruled), 120,000(1000 BC)(to support Special temple "Abu Simbel")(by many)
181)Marmarica Paraetonium east africa no (A minor port in Hellenistic and Roman times.)(by Suppanut)
182)Nubia Pselchis east africa no ???(find no significant data)
183)Locus_Blemmye Campus_Blemmye east africa no (All "Campus_"(Camp) should not grow into Huge City)(by Suppanut)
184)Kush Meroe east africa [yes] (no hidden resource "fertile)(Meroë was the southern capital of the Kushite Kingdom, or Napata/Meroitic Kingdom, that spanned the period c. 800 BC - c. 350 AD. Meroe eventually settled down to a healthy trading relationship with Rome and the Mediterranean. However, the kingdom of Meroe began to fade as a power by the first or second century AD, sapped by the war with Roman Egypt and the decline of its traditional industries.)(by Suppanut)
185)Oasis_Magna Hibis east africa no (no hidden resource "fertile)(Oasis settlement)(by Suppanut)
186)Azania Opone east africa no (In ancient times, Opone operated as a port of call for merchants from Phoenicia, Egypt, Greece, Persia, Yemen, Nabataea, Azania, the Roman Empire and elsewhere, as it possessed a strategic location along the coastal route from Azania to the Red Sea.)(by Suppanut)
187)Ethiopia Axum east africa no (no hidden resource "fertile)(by Suppanut)
(baktria)(Huge City=1)
188)Bactria Bactra Baktria [yes] (fertile soil and trade route hub)(by LucretiusTC)
189)Paropamisadae Kophen baktria ? ???(find no significant data)
(india)(Huge City=2)
190)Gedrosia Pura india no (find no significant data of this old infertile satrap)
191)Sind Patala india [yes] (unknown size but a bit smaller than Taxila. Very significant in commercial as emporium of trade.)(to support Special temple "Learning Center of Taxila")(by Suppanut)
192)Sattagydia Opiana india no (find no significant data of this old infertile satrap)
193)Gandhara Taxila india [yes] (unknown size but assume to be huge due to its significant in economic(crossroad of 3 trade routes), military and culture.)(to support Special temple)(by Suppanut)
194)Arachosia Alexandropolis india no (Modern day Kandahar, the city has been a frequent target for conquest because of its strategic location in Southern Asia, controlling the main trade route linking the Indian subcontinent with the Middle East, Central Asia and the Persian Gulf.)(by Suppanut)
(uncapturable)
195)Gaetulia Dimmidi uncapturable no
196)Arabia Gorda uncapturable no
Summary
[yes](included) =63
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3)Tribus_Trinovantes Camulodunum briton [yes] >10,000(Post-Boudica)(as Londinium could archive it and for gameplay reason as capital of Britannia/place of special temple "Stonehenge)(by Archbaker, Suppanut)
15)Tribus_Chattii Mattium germanic [yes] (Capital of the Chatti, one of the largest town in the north)(by Archbaker)
21)Bastetania Carthago_Nova iberia [yes] ?(By Zarax)
22)Turdetania Gadir iberia [yes] (to support Special temple "Pillars of Herakles")(by Suppanut)
24)Beribracia Saguntum iberia [yes] (By 219 BC Saguntum was a large and commercially prosperous town, which sided with the local Greek colonists and Rome against Carthage.)(area with high civilized influence in Iberia)(by Suppanut)
29)Ceretania Emporion iberia [yes] (greek colony with high civilized influence. City even have curia and basilica.)(by Suppanut)
41)Cisalpine_Gaul Mediolanium gauls [yes] ?(By Zarax)
43)Transalpine_Gaul Massilia gauls [yes] ?(By Zarax)
44)Narbonensis Tolosa gauls [yes] (Tolosa rapidly transformed into one of the major cities of the Roman Empire before the reign of Nero due to thrieve in trade during Imperial rule.)(by Suppanut)
48)Tribus_Eravisci Aquincum gauls [yes] (The city had around 30,000-40,000 inhabitants by the end of the 2nd century. People living in the settlement could enjoy the achievements of the Empire, like central heating in the houses, public baths, palaces, or amphitheatres for social events.)(by Suppanut)
51)Arvernia Gergovia gauls [yes] (Capital of Arverni, the tribe which once dominate Gauls.)(by CaesarVincens)
52)Biturigia Avaricum gauls [yes] (Avaricum was an oppidum in ancient Gaul, near what is now the city of Bourges. Avaricum, situated in the lands of the Biturges, was the largest and best-fortified town within their territory, situated on very fertile lands. The terrain favored the oppidum, as it was flanked by a river and marshland, with only a single narrow entrance. There are 40,000 life in this city dureing Caesar's Seige of Avericum which was masscared with only 8,000 could escaped.)(by Suppanut)
56)Thrace Seutopolis thrace [yes] (by CaesarVincens)
58)Propontis Byzantium thrace [yes] (site of later Constantinople, the city of man desired)(by Archbaker)
76)Regnum_Bosphoranum Panticapaeum crimea [yes] (large city which play as local power)(by Archbaker)
81)Sogdiana Maracanda east steppe [yes] (silk road and seat of satrap, later become Samarkand)(by Archbaker)
82)Tribus_Dahae Nisa east steppe [yes] (Parthian Capital with fairly culturally advanced city)(by Archbaker)
84)Tribus_Yuezhe Kashgar east steppe [yes] (Oasis settlement)(part of classic world, old and influenctial city of silk road)(by Archbaker)
91)Armenia_Maior Armavir armenia [yes] (Armavir was inhabited from the 5th-6th millennium BC onwards. Various obsidian instruments, bronze objects and pottery have been found from that period. King Argishtis I of Urartu built a fortress in the area and named it Argishtikhinili. In 331 BC when Armenia reasserted its independence under the Orontid Dynasty from the Achaemenid Empire, Armavir was chosen as the capital of Armenia.)(to support Special temple "Karahunj")(by Suppanut and Archbaker)
96)Armenia Thospia armenia [yes] (Other name is Van, important city with very heavy fortification and control pass of trade route)(by CaesarVincens)
97)Paphlagonia Sinope anatolia [yes] (Important local power with its own colony)(by Archbaker)
98)Cappadocia Mazaka anatolia [yes] (very old city with location on silk road)(by Archbaker)
100)Bithynia Nicomedia anatolia [yes] (Important city of the region)(by Archbaker)
102)Cilicia Tarsus anatolia [yes] (some reputation as center of learning)(by Archbaker)
103)Lydia Sardis anatolia [yes] (great city of the region)(by Archbaker)(objected by LucretiusTC)
105)Pontus_Minor Trapezus anatolia [yes] (by CaesarVincens)
108)Pontus Amasia anatolia [yes] (Hellenistic Pontic capitol.)(by Archbaker)
109)Etruria Arretium italy [yes] (the third largest city in Italy in the Augustan period)(by Suppanut)
110)Umbria Ariminum italy [yes] (Large growth under Augustus.)(by Archbaker)
111)Latium Rome italy [yes] 600,000(end of games)
112)Calabria Tarentum italy [yes] (Important Comercial city which once a serious enemy of Rome.)(by Archbaker)
113)Campania Capua italy [yes] (A notoriously large and wealthy town in a densely populated part of Italia.)(by Archbaker)
116)Media Ecbatana persia [yes] (Old Capital of Media and second capital of Parthia, have religious important.)(to support Special temple "The Temple of Anahita at Ecbatana")(by Suppanut)
117)Margiana Merv persia [yes] (by CaesarVincens)
118)Hyrcania Zadracarta persia [yes] (The Persians considered Hyrcania one of "the good lands and countries" which their supreme god Ahura Mazda had created personally. To the northeast, Hyrcania was open to the Central Asian steppes, where nomadic tribes had been living for centuries. Vital to Parthia, situated between their Parthian territories and their homeland on the steppe. It is certain that the Parthian kings used a Hyrcanian town as their summer residence(Imperial Palace?).)(by Suppanut)
119)Tabiena Gabae persia [yes] (Today Isfahan, Gabae was the centre and capital city of a large province, which was administered by Arsacid governors. The town commanded the main roads to Susa in Elam, Ecbatana in Media, and Persepolis in Persis. The town was a provincial capital in Parthian times and received its current name Isfahan in the age of the Sasanians.)(by Suppanut)
121)Persis Istakhr persia [yes] (to support Special temple "The Site of Persepolis")(by Suppanut)
125)Parthyene Hecatompylos persia [yes] (The Parni tribe took the city around 238 BCE and made it one of the first capitals of their Parthian Empire. It was mentioned as the royal city of the Parthians by a number of classical writers including Strabo, Pliny, Ptolemy, although the Parthians seemed to have used a number of cities as their "capital" at different periods.)(by Zarax)
129)Macedonia Pella hellenic [yes] ?(By Zarax)
132)Attica Athens hellenic [yes] 250,000(beginning of Hellenistic)-250,000(Roman Empire)(to support Special temple "Acropolis of Athens" and special academy "Plato's Academy")(by many)
134)Arcadia Corinth hellenic [yes] (Rich city which rival to Athens in its wealth and importance.)(to support Special temple "Sanctuary of Asklepios")(by Suppanut)
137)Aeolis Pergamum hellenic [yes] 120,000-150,000(to support Special academy "Library of Pergamum")(by Suppanut)
139)Ionia Ephesus hellenic [yes] 90,000(100 AD)(by many)
140)Rhodos Rhodes hellenic [yes] (By Zarax)
142)Sicilia_Graecus Syracuse sicily [yes] 300,000(By Zarax)
151)Saba Mariaba arabia [yes] (by CaesarVincens)
158)Syria Antioch levant [yes] 500,000(to support Special temple "The Resort of Daphne at Antioch")(by Suppanut)
160)Phoenicia Sidon levant [yes] (by CaesarVincens)
161)Coele_Syria Damascus levant [yes] (oldest settlement which people still living in, significant during pre-Alexander and Roman Empire eras)(by Suppanut)
162)Judaea Jerusalem levant [yes] 200,000(before fall of second temple, 70 AD)(to support Special temple "The Second Temple of Yahweh at Jerusalem")(by Suppanut)
163)Babylonia Seleucia mesopotamia [yes] 200,000-250,000(by Suppanut)
164)Elymais Susa mesopotamia [yes] (by CaesarVincens)
168)Zeugitana Carthage west africa [yes] 150,000-500,000(3rd punic war)(by many)
169)Byzacium Hadrumetum west africa [yes] (Hadrumetum was one of the most important communities within the Carthaginian territory in northern Africa because of its strategic location on the sea in the heart of the fertile Sahel region. The city allied itself with Rome during the Punic Wars, thereby escaping damage or ruin and entered a relatively peaceful 700-year stint under Pax Romana. Under the Roman Empire it became very prosperous; Trajan gave it the rank of a colonia.)(by Suppanut)
173)Locus_Massyli Hippo_Regius west africa [yes] (Hippo Regius was a major city in Roman Africa. In even earlier days, the city was a royal residence for Numidian kings.)(by Suppanut)
176)Cyrenaica Cyrene east africa [yes] (The chief town of ancient Libya and established commercial relations with all the Greek cities, reaching the height of its prosperity under its own kings in the 5th century BC. Soon after 460 BC it became a republic; after the death of Alexander the Great (323 BC) it was passed to the Ptolemaic dynasty.)(by CaesarVincens)
177)Nile_Delta Alexandria east africa [yes] 300,000-600,000(Ptolemaic ruled)-1,000,000(classic peak)(to support Special academy "Library of Alexandria")(by many)
179)Middle_Egypt Memphis east africa [yes] about 100,000(about 430 BC)(by many)
180)Thebais Thebes east africa [yes] about 50,000(Ptolemaic ruled), 120,000(1000 BC)(to support Special temple "Abu Simbel")(by many)
184)Kush Meroe east africa [yes] (no hidden resource "fertile)(Meroë was the southern capital of the Kushite Kingdom, or Napata/Meroitic Kingdom, that spanned the period c. 800 BC - c. 350 AD. Meroe eventually settled down to a healthy trading relationship with Rome and the Mediterranean. However, the kingdom of Meroe began to fade as a power by the first or second century AD, sapped by the war with Roman Egypt and the decline of its traditional industries.)(by Suppanut)
188)Bactria Bactra Baktria [yes] (fertile soil and trade route hub)(by LucretiusTC)
191)Sind Patala india [yes] (unknown size but a bit smaller than Taxila. Very significant in commercial as emporium of trade.)(to support Special temple "Learning Center of Taxila")(by Suppanut)
193)Gandhara Taxila india [yes] (unknown size but assume to be huge due to its significant in economic(crossroad of 3 trade routes), military and culture.)(to support Special temple)(by Suppanut)
yes in Bosporan campaign=1
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69)Maeotis Tanais steppe no(except for Bosporus) (an ancient Greek colony on the river Don. The city was founded in the 3rd century BC and within a short period of time it became the biggest center of trade between Greeks and the nomads of the steppes. At the turn of two cultures - Ancient Greece and Nomads - a new original culture was born. It had a great impact on the nations of Eastern Europe.)(by Archbaker&LucretiusTC)
no&?(no data) =132
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1)Tribus_Brigantes Isurium briton no ???(find no significant data)
2)Cuinnacht Emain_Macha briton no ???(find no significant data)
4)Caledonia Atauna briton no ???(find no significant data)
5)Cimbrica Hafnia germanic no (still not exist at that time)(by Archbaker)
6)Locus_Aestii Vicus_Aestii germanic no (All "Vicus_"(Village) without their own name should grow into huge city in this period)(by Suppanut)
7)Locus_Fenni Vicus_Fenni germanic no (All "Vicus_"(Village) without their own name should grow into huge city in this period)(by Suppanut)
8)Locus_Rugii Rugium germanic no (Today "Darlowo". Although it is and ancient settlement with port and sea commerce but not significant until middle age when commerce in Baltic grew more significant)(by Suppanut)
9)Tribus_Chauci Phabiranum germanic no (Today "Bremen". This settlement not so specially significant during game era as it first mention in romans source in 150 CE)(by Suppanut)
10)Tribus_Suebi Teutoburgum germanic no (to support Barbarians' Special temple "Externsteine" in XGM 5.8.X)(by CaesarVincens)
11)Tribus_Volcae Sumelocenna germanic no (originally this town was build in 98 CE by Romans as fort against Alamanni who destroy it in year 259-260 CE)(by Suppanut)
12)Locus_Venedae Vicus_Venedae germanic no (All "Vicus_"(Village) without their own name should grow into huge city in this period)(by Suppanut)
13)Tribus_Tissagetae Vicus_Tissagetae germanic no (All "Vicus_"(Village) without their own name should grow into huge city in this period)(by Suppanut)
14)Tribus_Cherusci Tulisurgium germanic no ???(find no significant data)
16)Nurthralandan Burgaz_Sueones germanic no ???(find no significant data)
17)Locus_Careotae Vicus_Careotae germanic no (All "Vicus_"(Village) without their own name should grow into huge city in this period)(by Suppanut)
18)Gallaecia Tyde iberia no (by CaesarVincens)
19)Celtiberia Numantia iberia no (4,000-8,000 during Celtiberian rule and not so sophisticated city during Roman rule)(by Suppanut)
20)Lusitania Oxtraca iberia ? ???(find no significant data)
23)Baliares Bocchoris iberia no (Palma was the port used for destinations in Africa and Hispania, no important role in commercial and Strategic on their own(except their slingers))(by Suppanut)
25)Carpetania Baikor iberia ? ???(find no significant data)
26)Cantabria Iruna iberia no (Found in 75-74 BC by Romans. Although it can not be considered one of the outstanding cities of Roman Hispania, recent archaeological excavations have revealed a quite high degree of development.)(by Suppanut)
27)Tartesania Arsa iberia ? ???(find no significant data)
28)Asturia Pallantia iberia no (The fortified Celtiberian settlement, was rendered as Pallantia, chief town of the Vaccaei. The city was starved into submission in the second century BCE and incorporated into the Roman province of Hispania Tarraconensis. Though the little Roman garrison city was an active mint, it was insignificant compared to the Roman villas of Late Antiquity in the surrounding territory.)(by Suppanut)
30)Locus_Lugii Carrodunum gauls no (Tody Krakow, oldest settlement in Poland but not so important at that time.)(to support Barbarians' Special temple "The Sleza and Radunia Complex" in XGM 5.8.X)(by Suppanut)
31)Belgica Samarobriva gauls no (Today Amiens, the Roman Samarobriva, was the central settlement of the Ambiani, one of the principal tribes of Gaul, who were issuing coinage, probably from Amiens, in the first century BCE.)(by Suppanut)
32)Armorica Darioritum gauls no (Darioritum (first name of Vannes) was founded in the first century BC by the Romans.As the Venetii gain civitas so this city become capital of the area.)(to support Barbarians' Special temple "Carnac Stones")(by Suppanut)
33)Sequania Vesontio gauls no (First recorded in the journals of Julius Caesar as the largest town of the Sequani, a smaller Gaulic tribe, in his commentaries detailing his conquest of Gaul; he gave the name of the town as Vesontio (possibly Latinized) and mentions that it was surrounded by a wooden palisade.)(by Suppanut)
34)Boihaemum Eburonum gauls ? ???(find no significant data)
35)Tribus_Cotini Leucaristus gauls ? ???(find no significant data)
36)Aeduia Bibracte gauls no (a Gaulish oppidum or fortified city, was the capital of the Aedui and one of the most important hillforts in Gaul.)(by CaesarVincens)
37)Noricum Iuvavum gauls no (The first settlements at Salzburg were apparently begun by the Celts. Around 15 BC the separate settlements were merged into one city by the Romans. At this time the city was called Juvavum and was awarded the status of a Roman municipium in 45 AD. Juvavum developed into an important town of the Roman province of Noricum.)(By Suppanut)
38)Pannonia Paetovio guals ? ???(find no significant data)
39)Lemovicia Lemonum gauls ? ???(find no significant data)
40)Lugdinensis Vienna gauls no (The oppidum of the Allobroges became a Roman colony about 47 BC under Julius Caesar. Under the early Empire Vienna regained all its former privileges as a Roman colony. Later it became a provincial capital.)(by Suppanut)
42)Venetia Patavium gauls no (Patavium, Today Padua, claims to be the oldest city in northern Italy. Patavium was inhabited by (Adriatic) Veneti. They were reputed for their excellent breed of horses and the wool of their sheep. Its men fought for the Romans at Cannae. The city was a Roman municipium since 45 BC. It became so powerful that it was reportedly able to raise two hundred thousand fighting men.)(by Suppanut)
45)Liguria Segesta gauls ? ???(find no significant data)
46)Rhaetia Veldideno gauls ? ???(find no significant data)
47)Tribus_Scordisci Singidunum gauls no (Singidunum reached its height in 86 AD. The legion set up as a square-shaped castrum (fort), the remains of which can be seen today near the northeastern corner of the acropolis. The legion also constructed a bridge over the Sava, connecting Singidunum with Taurunum. The 6,000-strong legion became a major military asset against the continuous threat of the Dacians just across the Danube. Another step the Romans took to help strengthen Singidunum was the settlement of its legion veterans next to the fortress. In time, a large settlement grew out from around the castrum.)(by Suppanut)
49)Tribus_Nervii Atuatuca gauls no (Located on the important road linking Cologne to Bavay via the relay of Liberchies, and surrounded by the fertile lands of the Hesbaye region, the settlement quickly became one of the largest Gallo-Roman administrative and military towns in the 1st century.)(by Suppanut)
50)Aquitania Burdigala gauls no (Today Bordeaux. Around 300 BC it was the settlement of a Celtic tribe, the Bituriges Vivisci, who named the town Burdigala.The city fell under Roman rule around 60 BC, its importance lying in the commerce of Tin and Lead towards Rome. Later it became capital of Roman Aquitaine, flourishing especially during the Severan dynasty (3rd century).)(by Suppanut)
53)Aulercia Cenabum gauls no (Cenabum was the name of an oppidum of the Carnutes tribe, situated on the site of what is now Orléans. It was a prosperous commercial city on the Loire River at the time of Caesar's conquest of Gaul. This port was the commercial outlet for the grain produced in the Beauce. The city had strong fortifications, and also controlled a bridge over the Loire, of considerable economic and strategic importance. It was Cenabum which gave the signal for the Gallic revolt of which Vercingetorix quickly became the head and which was the motivation for Caesar's seventh Gallic campaign. Later Caersar was massacring all the inhabitant and pillaging and burning down the town.)(by Suppanut)
54)Getia Buridava thrace no (to support Barbarians' Special temple "Kogaionon")(by Suppanut)
55)Scythia_Parva Tomi thrace no (greek colony with high civilized influence)(by Suppanut)
57)Dardania Sardica thrace no (Sofia was originally a Thracian settlement called Serdica. Around 500 BC another tribe settled in the region, the Odrysi, known as an ethnos with their own kingdom. Around AD 29, Serdica was conquered by the Romans.When Emperor Diocletian divided the province of Dacia into Dacia Ripensis (at the banks of the Danube) and Dacia Mediterranea, Serdica became the capital of Dacia Mediterranea. The city subsequently expanded for a century and a half, it became a significant political and economical centre. Serdica was of moderate size, but magnificent as an urban concept of planning and architecture, with abundant amusements and an active social life.)(by Suppanut)
59)Thrace_Minor Amphipolis thrace no (Amphipolis one of the main stops on the Macedonian royal road to Thrace and later Roman Road which crossed the southern Balkans. After the final victory of Rome over Macedonia in 168 BC, Amphipolis became the capital one of the four mini-republics which were created by the Romans out of the kingdom of the Antigonids and gradually incorporated into the Roman client state, and later province, of Thracia.)(by Suppanut)
60)Moesia Naissus thrace no (The city's early name under the Roman Empire remained Naissus, which is the Latin name derived from its original name Naissos ("city of the nymphs"), a Greek colony founded in antiquity. Naissus is a possible location of Nysa, a mythical place in Greek mythology where the young god Dionysus was raised. At the time of the conquest of the Greeks by Rome, Naissos was used as a base for operations but no other non-religious significant.)(by Suppanut)
61)Tribus_Bastarnae Vibantavarium thrace no (too small)(by Suppanut)
62)Dacia Sarmizegetusa thrace no (Sarmisegetuza was the most important Dacian military, religious and political centre. Sarmizegetusa had a sacred precinct—among the most important and largest circular and rectangular Dacian sanctuaries the famous Circular Calendar Sanctuary is included. The civilians lived around the fortress, down the mountain on man-made terraces. Dacian nobility had flowing water, brought through ceramic pipes, in their residences. The archaeological inventory found at the site shows that Dacian society had a high standard of living. The Roman conquerors established a military garrison there. Later, the capital of Roman Dacia was named after the Dacian capital—Colonia Ulpia Traiana Augusta Dacica Sarmizegetusa, established 40 km from the ruined Dacian capital. This second city was the biggest city in Roman Dacia, with a partly conserved forum, an amphitheatre, and several temples. The city was destroyed by the Goths.)(by Suppanut)
63)Illyria Aemona illyria no (Aemona was one of the main cities on the eastern coast of the Adriatic. Recent research seems to indicate that Aemona was actually the easternmost city of the Roman empire proper. Aemona was likely a colony founded by veterans of the Illyricum campaigns. The soldiers were not happy with the quality of these non-Italian land payment.)(by Suppanut)
64)Dalmatia Salona illyria no (huge harbour and relatively large)(by Archbaker)
65)Tribus_Siracae Campus_Siracae steppe no (All "Campus_"(Camp)(Camp) should not grow into Huge City)(by Suppanut)
66)Tribus_Alanni Campus_Alanni steppe no (All "Campus_"(Camp)(Camp) should not grow into Huge City)(by Suppanut)
67)Tribus_Roxolani Campus_Roxolani steppe no (All "Campus_"(Camp) should not grow into Huge City)(by Suppanut)
68)Tribus_Neuri Vicus_Neuri Steppe no (All "Vicus_"(Village) without their own name should grow into huge city in this period)(by Suppanut)
70)Scythia Olbia steppe no (large civilized influence in city)(but not big enough)(by Archbaker)
71)Tribus_Budinai Vicus_Budinai steppe no (All "Vicus_"(Village) without their own name should grow into huge city in this period)(by Suppanut)
72)Tribus_Iazyges Campus_Iazyges steppe no (All "Campus_"(Camp) should not grow into Huge City)(by Suppanut)
73)Tribus_Legae Campus_Legae steppe no (All "Campus_"(Camp) should not grow into Huge City)(by Suppanut)
74)Tribus_Aorsi Campus_Aorsi steppe no (All "Campus_"(Camp) should not grow into Huge City)(by Suppanut)
75)Tribus_Iirkai Campus_Iirkai steppe no (All "Campus_"(Camp) should not grow into Huge City)(by Suppanut)
77)Taurica Neapolis_Scythica crimea no (large city which play as local power)(by Archbaker)
78)Heraclea_Chersonesus Chersonesos crimea no (Another Greek colony, in the late 2nd century BC Chersonesos became a dependency of the Bosporan Kingdom. It was subject to Rome from the middle of the 1st century BC until the 370s AD, when it was captured by the Huns.)(by Suppanut)
79)Tribus_Massagetae Campus_Massagetae east steppe no (All "Campus_"(Camp) should not grow into Huge City)(by Suppanut)
80)Chorasmia Khiva east steppe no (No city name Khiva until 6 century CE although had "Khwarezm" since early of Iranian history.)(by Suppanut)
83)Tocharia Gushan east steppe ? ???
85)Wusun Chighu east steppe no (to support Barbarians' Special temple "Petrogliphs Sanctuaries of Semirechye" in XGM 5.8.X)(by Suppanut)
86)Amyrgia Campus_Amyrgicum east steppe no (All "Campus_"(Camp) should not grow into Huge City)(by Suppanut)
87)Tribus_Sakae Campus_Sakae east steppe no (All "Campus_"(Camp) should not grow into Huge City)(by Suppanut)
88)Chach Kangha east steppe no (Today Tashkent, Kangha started as an oasis on the Chirchik River, near the foothills of the Golestan Mountains. In ancient times, this area contained Beitian, probably the summer "capital" of the Kangju confederacy but not significant on regional/global state until 7th century CE as develop of irrigation/comcerce in the area.)(by Suppanut)
89)Colchis Kotais armenia no (Kutaisi was the capital of the ancient Kingdom of Colchis.)(by Archbaker)
90)Atropatene Phraaspa armenia no ???(by Archbaker)
92)Iberia Mtskheta armenia no (Mtskheta was a capital of the Georgian Kingdom of Iberia during the 3rd century BC - 5th century AD. No other significant in this era.)(by Suppanut)
93)Albania Albana armenia no (Small client Kingdom to Armenia with history of friecely fight to protect their home.)(by Suppanut)
94)Sophene Amida armenia no (The city was called Amida when the region was under the rule of the Roman (from 66 BC) and the succeeding Byzantine Empires. It once was the seat of the Church of the East Patriarch and thus an Assyrian or Syriac stronghold that produced many famous Syriac theologians and Patriarchs. No other significant thing in that era.)(by Suppanut)
95)Armenia_Minor Satala armenia no (City was built by roman in year 115 after their annexation from Armenia by Rome.)(by Suppanut)
99)Amastris Sesamus anatolia no (On a coin of the time of Trajan, Amastris has the title Metropolis. It continued to be a town of some note to the seventh century of our era.)(by Suppanut)
101)Galatia Ancyra anatolia no (by Archbaker)
104)Caria Halicarnasus anatolia no (famous and site of one of 7 wonders but naver full recovered from Alexander's conquest)(by Suppanut and Archbaker)
106)Phrygia Ipsus anatolia no (A village on the crossroad in Phrygia(which lost important part to Galatia) which site the battle that cause break up of Diadochi war.)(by Suppanut)
107)Pamphylia Side anatolia no (Moderately large, quite wealthy and partly independent city with strong Hellenistic culture.)(by Archbaker)(objected by LucretiusTC)
114)Bruttium Croton italy no (Once glorius for Pythagorean school, Olympic superpower and a considerable city, with twelve miles of walls, but after the Pyrrhic War, half the city was deserted (Livy 24.3). What was left of its population submitted to Rome in 277 BC.)(by Suppanut)
115)Apulia Cannae italy no (An unimportant Roman town which site the one of the most famous battle.)(by Suppanut)
120)Drangiana Neh persia no ???(find no significant data)
122)Carmania Harmozia persia no (Important port in Persian Gulf/Indian Oceans which very fertile farmland and Strategic location)(by Suppanut)
123)Aria Phra persia no (Aria was an Old Persian satrapy which in antiquity was considered as particularly fertile and, above all, rich in wine.)(by Suppanut)
124)Astauene Asaak persia no (Capital of Astauene, site of Arsaces I crowning according to Isidore of Charax. It is in modern Iran near Kuchan in the upper Atrek river valley.)(by Suppanut)
126)Choarene Apamea persia no (A Hellenistic city in Media founded by Seleucus I Nicator, near Laodicea (now Nahavand, Iran) and Heraclea. Apamea's precise location is not known, but it is probably in Iran, or, less likely, in Iraq.)(by Suppanut)
127)Adiabene Arbela persia no (Site of Gaugamela and early center of Christianity)(by Suppanut)
128)Epirus Ambracia hellenic no (to support Special temple "The Oracle of Dodona")(by Suppanut)
130)Thessalia Larissa hellenic no (As the chief city of ancient Thessaly(well known for horsemanship), Larissa was directly annexed by Philip II of Macedon in 344, and from then on Larissa was under Macedonian control; in 196 B.C. Larissa became an ally of Rome and was the headquarters of the Thessalian League.)(by Suppanut)
131)Laconia Sparta hellenic no (This "Defender of Hellenism" is on gradually decline especially in population.)(by Suppanut)
133)Achaia Patras hellenic no (Roman' Gate to the east, city was turned into important port/commercial/industrial center by Romans rise.)(by Suppanut)
135)Boeotia Thebes hellenic no (city doesn't fully recovered until middle age)(by Suppanut)
136)Aetolia Thermon hellenic no (to support Special temple "The Oracle of Delphi")(by Suppanut)
138)Mysia Cyzicus hellenic no (City loyal to Pegamum and later Rome. Chief city of Mysia. Under Roman Emperor Tiberius it was incorporated with the empire, but remained the capital of Mysia, afterwards of Hellespontus, and became one of the greatest cities in the ancient world.)(by Suppanut)
141)Sardinia Caralis Sardinia no (Rome never truely control inland part)(by Suppanut)
143)Sicilia_Romanus Messana sicily no (Known for good natural harbour. In Roman times Messana had an important pharos (lighthouse). Messana was the base of Sextus Pompeius, during his war against Octavian.)(by CaesarVincens)
144)Sicilia_Poeni Lilybaeum sicily no (Lilybaeum, the principal stronghold of the Carthaginians in Sicily. Neither Pyrrhus nor the Romans were able to reduce it by siege, but it was surrendered to the latter in 241 BC at the end of the First Punic War as a condition of the peace treaty. In the later wars it was a starting point for the Roman expeditions against Carthage, and under Roman rule it enjoyed considerable prosperity.)(by CaesarVincens)
145)Cyprus Salamis cyprus no (In Roman times, Salamis was part of the Roman province of Cilicia. The seat of the governor was relocated to Paphos. The town suffered heavily during the Jewish rising of AD 116/117. Although Salamis ceased to be the capital of Cyprus from the Hellenistic period onwards when it was replaced by Paphos, its wealth and importance did not diminish.)(by Suppanut)
146)Crete Kydonia crete no (Kydonia was an important ancient city-state on the northwest coast of the island of Crete. It is at the site of the modern-day Greek city of Khania. Cydonia was constantly at war with other Cretan city-states such as Aptera, Falasarna and Polyrrinia.(by Suppanut)
147)Corsica Aleria cosica no (Rome never truely control inland part)(by Suppanut)
148)Sinai Petra arabia no 20,000(during roman ruled)
149)Nabataea Bostra arabia no (Bosra was the first Nabatean city in the 2nd century BC. The Nabatean Kingdom was conquered by Roman in 106. Under the Roman Empire, Bosra was capital of the Roman province Arabia Petraea. The city flourished and became a major metropolis at the juncture of several trade routes, including the Roman road to the Red Sea.)(By Suppanut)
150)Main Carna arabia no (to support Special temple "Kaaba of Mecca")(by Suppanut)
152)Qataban Tamna arabia no (The capital of Qataban was named Timna and was located on the trade route which passed through the other kingdoms of Hadramaut, Sheba and Ma'in. It was the most prominent Yemeni kingdom in the 2nd half of the 1st millennium BCE, when its ruler held the title of the South Arabian hegemon, MKRB.)(by Suppanut)
153)Hadramaut Sabata arabia no ???
154)Locus_Gerraei Gerra arabia no (Gerrha was the center of an Arab kingdom from approximately 650 BC to circa 300 AD)
155)Maketa Omana arabia no (One of the earliest Roman historians to mention Oman is Yalainous, who lived from 23-79 AD. He presents in his writings a city which he names Omana. This name also recurs in Ptolemy. Some historians identify this Omana of Ptolemy as the city of Sohar, which was the pre-eminent trading center of Arabia in the classical age of Islam.)(by Suppanut)
156)Zufar Ubar arabia no (lost city in Arab legend just rediscovered by NASA satellites in 1980s.)(by Suppanut)
157)Assyria Hatra levant no (Hatra was founded as an Assyrian city by the Seleucid Empire[1] some time in the 3rd century BCE. A religious and trading centre of the Parthian empire, it flourished during the 1st and 2nd centuries BCE. Hatra became an important fortified frontier city and withstood repeated attacks by the Roman Empire.)(by Suppanut)
159)Regnum_Palmyrae Palmyra levant no (Oasis settlement)(Palmyra has long been a vital caravan city for travellers crossing the Syrian desert and was known as the Bride of the Desert. Palmyra was made part of the Roman province of Syria during the reign of Tiberius (14–37). It steadily grew in importance as a trade route linking Persia, India, China, and the Roman empire.)(by Suppanut)
165)Characene Charax mesopotemia no (Charax was a rich port with ships arriving regularly from Gerrha, Egypt, India, and beyond. It was also the beginning of the overland trade route from the Persian Gulf to Petra and Palmyra. It became a centre for Arab trade, largely controlled by the Nabataeans, at least until they became assimilated by the Romans in 106 CE.)(by Suppanut)
166)Mauretania_Tingitana Tingi west africa no (Tingi is an ancient Phoenician town, founded by Carthaginian colonists in the early 5th century BC. The commercial town of Tingis came under Roman rule in the course of the 1st century BC, first as a free city and then, under Augustus, a colony, capital of Mauritania Tingitana of Hispania.)(by Suppanut)
167)Numidia Cirta west africa no (Capital of Kingdom of Numidia, not only was Cirta an important economic site, it was also a key political and military spot within the African kingdoms. Caesar's conquest of Northern Africa officially brought Cirta under Roman rule in 46 B.C.)(by Suppanut)
170)Tripolitania Lepcis_Magna west africa no (One of the leading cities of Roman Africa and a major trading post but gain prominent long later after game period.)(by Suppanut)
171)Mauretania_Massaesili Siga west africa ? ???
172)Cydamae Cydaus west africa no (no hidden resource "fertile)(find no significant data)
174)Mauretania_Salditana Saldae west africa no (A minor port in Carthaginian and Roman times.)(by Suppanut)
175)Tripolitania_Minor Sabratha west africa no (Sabratha was the westernmost of the "three cities" of Tripolis. Sabratha's port was established, perhaps about 500 BC, as a Phoenician trading-post that served as a coastal outlet for the products of the African hinterland. Sabratha became part of the short-lived Numidian Kingdom of Massinissa before being Romanized and rebuilt in the 2nd and 3rd centuries AD.)(by Suppanut)
178)Libya Siwa east africa no (Oasis settlement)(The oracle temple of Ammon (Zeus Ammon) was already famous during the time of Herodotus. Prior to his campaign of conquest in Persia Alexander the Great reached the oasis, the oracle is said to have confirmed him as both a divine personage and the legitimate Pharaoh of Egypt. The Romans later used Siwa as a place of banishment.)(to support Special temple "The Oracle of Amon at Siwa")(by Suppanut)
181)Marmarica Paraetonium east africa no (A minor port in Hellenistic and Roman times.)(by Suppanut)
182)Nubia Pselchis east africa no ???(find no significant data)
183)Locus_Blemmye Campus_Blemmye east africa no (All "Campus_"(Camp) should not grow into Huge City)(by Suppanut)
185)Oasis_Magna Hibis east africa no (no hidden resource "fertile)(Oasis settlement)(by Suppanut)
186)Azania Opone east africa no (In ancient times, Opone operated as a port of call for merchants from Phoenicia, Egypt, Greece, Persia, Yemen, Nabataea, Azania, the Roman Empire and elsewhere, as it possessed a strategic location along the coastal route from Azania to the Red Sea.)(by Suppanut)
187)Ethiopia Axum east africa no (no hidden resource "fertile)(by Suppanut)
189)Paropamisadae Kophen baktria ? ???(find no significant data)
190)Gedrosia Pura india no (find no significant data of this old infertile satrap)
192)Sattagydia Opiana india no (find no significant data of this old infertile satrap)
194)Arachosia Alexandropolis india no (Modern day Kandahar, the city has been a frequent target for conquest because of its strategic location in Southern Asia, controlling the main trade route linking the Indian subcontinent with the Middle East, Central Asia and the Persian Gulf.)(by Suppanut)
195)Gaetulia Dimmidi uncapturable no
196)Arabia Gorda uncapturable no
total =196
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