公元525年土耳其安条克萨曼达地震

Antioch and nearby Samandağ, on Turkey's Mediterranean coast, were struck in 525 by a magnitude 7.0 earthquake that ancient sources associate with roughly 250,000 deaths. The shock reached Mercalli intensity IX and fell within the seismically restless crust traversed by the North Anatolian fault system. Coming four centuries after the catastrophe of 115, it confirmed the site's exceptional exposure to large earthquakes along this active margin. The repeated destruction of a single flourishing city across the historical record makes the Antioch sequence a recurring subject in studies of long-term seismic hazard in the eastern Mediterranean.

公元525年，土耳其安条克（安塔基亚）、萨曼达：M7.0地震，震源深度不详。造成约25万人死亡。位于地震活跃的北安纳托利亚断层系。