Caričin Grad (English spelling)

...The palace built by Emperor Diocletian (295-305) near his hometown Salona in Dalmatia, which later developed into the city of Split, is well preserved and was introduced by the architect R. Adam in 1764 as a model for English neoclassical architecture.
[middle ages]
The foundations of basilica churches remain in the ruins of Salona, ​​the center of Christianity in Dalmatia, and in the inland cities of Gamzigrad and Caričin Grad, but the most important surviving church is the basilica of Poreč in Istria, whose 6th century mosaics and interior wall decorations are of a quality similar to those of the same period in Ravenna. The Slavic invasion in the early 7th century destroyed Salona and other cities, breaking away from the tradition, but the Byzantine Empire and the Roman Catholic Church immediately began evangelizing, and the Slavs gradually became Christian. …

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Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

…ディオクレティアヌス帝が故郷ダルマツィアのサロナSalona近郊に建てた離宮(295-305)は，のちにスプリトの町に発展するが，よく保存され，1764年に建築家R.アダムが紹介してイギリス新古典主義建築の手本となった。
［中世］
初期キリスト教時代，ダルマツィアのキリスト教の中心であったサロナや内陸部のガムジグラードGamzigradやツァリチン･グラードCaričin Gradの都市址にバシリカ式教会堂の基礎が残るが，現存する最も重要な教会堂はイストラ半島のポレチPorečのバシリカで，6世紀のモザイクと内壁装飾が同時代のラベンナの作品に近い質を示す。　7世紀初めスラブ人の侵入により，サロナなども破壊され伝統がとぎれたが，ビザンティン帝国とローマ教会はすぐさま伝道を始め，スラブ人も徐々にキリスト教化していく。…

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