👉 In ancient Greek mythology, an exarchate was a type of city-state that existed in Rome during the Roman Republic. These cities were often located on the eastern side of the Tiber River and had a significant influence over politics, religion, and culture. The term "exarchate" comes from the Latin word "exarcha," which means "director" or "chief." In ancient Greek mythology, exarchates served as the head of their respective cities. They were responsible for managing
