The Polis and Royal Power in the Bosporus during the Spartokid Era: lands, citizenship and taxes

Askold Ivantchik

doi:10.31857/s0321039125010066

May 1, 2025

The Polis and Royal Power in the Bosporus during the Spartokid Era: lands, citizenship and taxes

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The study aims to examine the dynamics of polis and royal power in the Bosporus region during the Spartokid era, focusing on land, citizenship, and taxation.
Historical analysis of ancient texts
Examination of archaeological findings
Comparative study of contemporary Hellenistic city-states
Identified significant royal influence over local governance
Unearthed complex taxation systems affecting citizenship
Revealed land ownership patterns indicative of royal and citizen interests

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Research explores land ownership, citizenship, and taxation in the Bosporus during the Spartokid era, suggesting a complex relationship between local governance and royal authority.

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