| 词条 | Lucania (theme) |
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|native_name = |conventional_long_name = Theme of Lucania |common_name = Lucania |subdivision = Theme |nation = the Byzantine Empire |era = Middle Ages |capital = Tursi |image_map = Southern Italy, ca. 1000 AD.svg |image_map_caption = Map of Byzantine themes in Italy (yellow) c. 1000. |life_span = c. 968 – 1050s |year_start = c. 968 |event_start = Reorganization of Byzantine Italy |year_end = 1050s |event_end = Norman conquest of southern Italy }} Lucania was a Byzantine province (theme) in southern Italy that was probably established c. 968, under Emperor Nikephoros II Phokas. It was situated between the two older Byzantine provinces of Longobardia in the east and Calabria in the west, and was formed to encompass the areas in the mostly Lombard-populated theme of Longobardia where Byzantine Greeks from Calabria had settled in the early 10th century (the regions of Latinianon, Lagonegro and Mercurion). Tursi was chosen as the theme's capital and also as the seat of a new metropolitan bishopric to encompass the province. The theme of Lucania was probably under the overall authority of the Catepan of Italy at Bari. The province corresponds roughly to the modern Italian region of Basilicata. Sources{{refbegin}}
7 : Former countries on the Italian Peninsula|Geographical, historical and cultural regions of Italy|Byzantine Italy|Themes of the Byzantine Empire|History of Basilicata|States and territories established in the 960s|States and territories disestablished in the 1050s |
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