:::Upper Dacia is not an appropriate format. Place names are not italicised - see Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style#Italics and WP:ITALICS. When using a non-standard word, or an unusual word, or making reference to a word as a word, we can use italics, though "quotation marks" is preferred as that is more straightforward and less misleading (some proper nouns are italicised, such as some plants, vehicle names, works of ark/literature/albums, and if the place name is unfamiliar then a reader may assume it is supposed to be in italics, rather than put in italics for emphasis because it is non-standard). If in doubt, take a look at how reliable sources, such as The Dacian Stones Speak, present the names. Place names should to be removed from italics throughout the article. Certain unusual Roman terms can be placed in quotation marks on the first use, and with an explanation in the text as to what the term means. Does that help? '''''' *