公元533年叙利亚阿勒颇地震

Aleppo, one of the great cities of the ancient Levant, suffered catastrophic destruction in 533, an earthquake linked in later sources to about 130,000 deaths. No instrumental magnitude exists for so early an event, and its focal depth is unknown. The shock struck near the Dead Sea Transform, the major left-lateral fault system that accommodates motion between the Arabian and African plates through the Levant. Repeatedly damaged by earthquakes across its long history, Aleppo stands as a case study in the persistent seismic hazard faced by the cities strung along this active continental rift.

公元533年，叙利亚阿勒颇：震级与震源深度均不详。造成约13万人死亡。邻近死海转换断层与东安纳托利亚断层系。