The account The Little Wine of Tsou presented the Greek army at Dorylaion in northwestern Asia Minor in 1921 and mentioned that the Byzantine army would gather there before every campaign. It described Dorylaion as a city and capital of the eponymous district, in the Phrygian plain, next to the river Tembris (Porsuk), at an altitude of 790 meters. According to the post, it was located 250 kilometers west of Ankara, 90 kilometers northeast of Cotiaeum, and 350 kilometers southeast of Constantinople. #ΕλληνικόςΣτρατός #ΜικράΑσία #Δορύλαιο (translated)
