Estado
seléucidas
dinastía gobernante en la antigua Siria
- Este límite
- 305–145 a. C.
- Fundación
- 305 a. C.
Resumen
The Seleucid dynasty or the Seleucidae (; Greek: Σελευκίδαι, Seleukídai, "descendants of Seleucus") was a Macedonian Greek royal family, which ruled the Seleucid Empire based in West Asia during the Hellenistic period. It was founded by Seleucus I Nicator, a general and successor of Alexander the Great, after the division of the Macedonian Empire as a result of the Wars of the Successors (Diadochi).
Registros (14)
- 311 a. C. — batalla del TigrisBatalla
- 281 a. C. — Battle of CorupedionBatalla · Seleucis ▸ Lycimachus
- 244 a. C. — Battle of Antioch, SyriaBatalla · Ptolmeic Egypt ▸ Seleucids
- 229 a. C. — Battle of Lake KoloeBatalla · Pergamum ▸ Seleucid Empire
- 208 a. C. — Battle of AriusBatalla · Seleucid Empire ▸ Parthia, Bactria
- 198 a. C. — Battle of PaneasBatalla · Syria ▸ Egypt
- 190 a. C. — Battle of EurymedonBatalla · Rome ▸ Seleucid Empire
- 166 a. C. — Battle of Beth HoronBatalla · Hebrew Rebels ▸ Seleucid Empire
- 166 a. C. — Battle of Beth ZurBatalla · Jewish Rebels ▸ Seleucid Empire
- 166 a. C. — Battle of EmmausBatalla · Jewish Rebels ▸ Seleucid Empire
- 166 a. C. — Battle of GophnaBatalla · Jewish Rebels ▸ Seleucid Empire
- 164 a. C. — Battle of Beth ZachariahBatalla · Seleucid Empire ▸ Jewish Rebels
- 161 a. C. — Battle of CapharsalmaBatalla · Maccabean Jewish Rebels ▸ Seleucid Empire
- 145 a. C. — Battle of OenoparasBatalla · Ptolmey VI ▸ Alexander Balas
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