Strvus
Strvus is a lesser-known but historically significant region located in the southern part of the historical province of Thrace, primarily within modern-day Bulgaria. The name "Strvus" is derived from the ancient Thracian settlement that once thrived in the area, though its exact origins remain debated among historians. The region was strategically important due to its proximity to major trade routes connecting the Balkans with the Mediterranean and the Black Sea.
Archaeological evidence suggests that Strvus was inhabited as early as the Bronze Age, with later settlements
After the fall of the Western Roman Empire, Strvus came under the control of various Slavic tribes
Today, Strvus is primarily associated with the surrounding villages and towns in southern Bulgaria, such as