399 Trial and death of
Socrates in Athens
Twenty-ninth Dynasty in Egypt begins - fourth dynasty of Late Period (664-332)
Amyrtaeus of Sais
-
(28th Dynasty Egypt) (404-399 BCE)
Pausiris
Nepherites I
+
(29th Dynasty Egypt) (399-393 BCE) Founder
Archelaus
-
(Macedon)
Amyntas II
+
(Macedon)
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27*
Zhuang Zhou
(399-295) Philosopher
Socrates
469-399 398 Apology (Plato)
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27* 397
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27* 396
King Agesilaus of Sparta
invades Asia Minor
Destruction of Veii by
Romans
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27*
Mo Tzu
(Ti)
500-396 395
Persia finances Greek
attacks on Sparta
Corinthian War (395-387)
Coalition of Athens, Thebes,
Corinth and Argos against Sparta
Lysander killed in battle
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27* 394
Long walls of Athens rebuilt
with Persian help
Battle of Coronae - Sparta
defeats coalition
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27* 393
Treaty between Salamis and
Egypt
Nepherites I
-
(Egypt
XXIX)
Psammuthis
+-
(Egypt
XXIX)
Achoris
+
(Egypt
XXIX)
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27* 392
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27* 391
Roman subjugation of
Etruscans under Marcus Furius Camillus
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27* 390
Gallic invasion and sack of
Rome under Brennus - fail to capture Capitol
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27*
Aeschines
390-315 389
Plato's first journey to Syracuse - at the court of Dionysius I
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27* 388
Plato's returns from Sicily
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27*
Heraclides of
Pontus
388-315
Aristophanes
450-388 387
Ataxerxes II captures Greek
cities in Asia Minor
Rome destroyed by the Celts
(Gauls)
King's Peace Sparta-Persia
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27* 386
KINGS PEACE - Peace of Antalcidas -
Sparta pact with Persia - Boeotian League dismantled
Battle of Elleporos River -
Dionysus I of Syracuse defeats Italiote League
Dionysus I besieges
Rhegium
Gauls sack and occupy Rome
Romans make truce with Gauls
- start down road of empire building - Etruscans, It. Celts, Samnites,
Tarentines
Tian Clan's usurpation of Qi
Dionysius I ... (Syracuse) (405-367)
Agesipolis I ... (Sparta) (394-380) 21st King Agiad
First Federal Constitution - (Boeotia) (446-386 BCE)
Amyntas III ... (Macedonia) (393-370 BCE) Argead / Temenid
Evagoras ... (Salamis - Cyprus) (411-374 BCE)
Achoris ... (Egypt - 29th Dynasty) (392-379 BCE) Hakor, Hagar
Harsiotef ... (Kingdom of Kush) (404-369 BCE)
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
Achaemenid
PC 27*
Duke Kang - (Jiang Qi State) (姜齊)
Tian He + (Jiang Qi State) (姜齊)
Marqess Jing + (Zhao State) (386-375 BCE)
Marquess Wen + (Han State) (386-377 BCE)
Chuzi II + (Qin State) (386-385 BCE) Child Ruler
Dao (Xiong Yi) ... (Chu State)
King Chok (隲) ... (Kija Chosŏn State) (413-385 BCE)
Emperor Koan ... (Japan) (393-291 BCE) Oyamato Tarashihiko Kunioshihito
385
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27* 384
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27*
Aristotle
384-322
Demosthenes
384-322 383
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27* 382
Sparta occupies Thebes
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27* 381
Nectanebo I
+
(Egypt
XXX)
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27* 380 Republic (Plato)
Last native Egyptian Dynasty
30th (380-343 BCE)
Achoris
-
(Egypt
XXIX)
Nepherites II
+-
(Egypt
XXIX)
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27*
Lysias
459-380 379
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27* 378
Second Athenian League
formed
Epaminondas and Pelopidas
free Thebes from Sparta Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27* 377
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27*
Hippocrates
460-377 376
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27*
Ji Jiao (An Wang)
-
(China)
Warring
States 375
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27*
Ji Xi (Lie Wang)
+
(China)
Warring
States
Aristoxenus of Tarentum
(375-) Philosopher
Gorgias
480-375 374
Artaxerxes II of Persia invades Egypt to regain hegemony
Death of Evagoras I, the King of Salamis in Cyprus
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27* 373
Destruction of Helike by earthquake in Peloponnese
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27* 372
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27* 371
Battle of Leuctra - Sparta
decisively defeated by Thebes
Athenian League and Sparta
make peace
Theban hegemony in Greece
(371-362)
Plato teaching in Athens
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27*
Mencius
(371-289) The Second Sage
370 Cyropaedia (Xenophon of Athens)
Thebes forms Arcadian League
against Sparta (370-362)
Amyntas II
-
(Macedon)
Alexander II
+
(Macedon)
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27*
Theophrastus
(370-287) Philosopher/Naturalist
369
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27*
Ji Xi (Lie Wang)
-
(China)
Warring
States 368
Alexander II
-
(Macedon)
Perdiccas III
+
(Macedon)
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27*
Ji Jiong (Xian Wang)
+
(China)
Warring
States 367
Lex Licinia-Sextia - one of
the two consuls should alaways be a plebeian
Dionysius I
-
(Syracuse)
Dyonysius II
+
(Syracuse)
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27* 366
First plebeian council
elected in Rome
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27* 365
Teos
+
(Egypt
XXX)
3 year coregency with Nectanebo I
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27*
Pyrrho of
Elis
365-275 364
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27* 363
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27* 362
Battle of Mantinea - Thebes victory
over Sparta but Epaminondas is killed (7/4/362)
Nectanebo I
-
(Egypt
XXX)
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27* 361 Hellenica (Xenophon of Athens)
Teos
-
(Egypt
XXX)
3 year coregency with Nectanebo I
Nectanebo II
+
(Egypt
XXX - Memphis)
(361-342)
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27* 360
Perdiccas III
-
(Macedon)
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27*
Democritus
460-360
Yang
Chu
440-360 359
Philip II becomes king of
Macedonians Philip II
+
(Macedon)
(359-336)
Artaxerxes II
...
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27* 358
Philip II
...
(Macedon)
(359-336)
King
Artaxerxes II
-
(Persia)
(404-358)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 27*
Artaxerxes III
+
(Persia)
(358-338)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 28* 357
Philip II
...
(Macedon)
(359-336)
King
Artaxerxes III
...
(Persia)
(358-338)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 28* 356
Second Athenian Confederacy
breaks away
Philip II
...
(Macedon)
(359-336)
King
Artaxerxes III
...
(Persia)
(358-338)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 28*
Alexander the
Great
356-323
Aristippus of
Cyrene
435-356 355
Third Sacred War - Phocians
seize Delphi and use oracle funds to raise army
Macedonia fights against
Athens
Philip II
...
(Macedon)
(359-336)
King
Artaxerxes III
...
(Persia)
(358-338)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 28*
Eudoxus
408-355
Xenophon
434-355 354
Philip II
...
(Macedon)
(359-336)
King
Artaxerxes III
...
(Persia)
(358-338)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 28* 353
Philip II
...
(Macedon)
(359-336)
King
Artaxerxes III
...
(Persia)
(358-338)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 28* 352
Philip II
...
(Macedon)
(359-336)
King
Artaxerxes III
...
(Persia)
(358-338)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 28*
Apelles
352-308 351 Philippics (Demosthenes)
(351-340)
Persian invasion of Egypt
fails
Philip II
...
(Macedon)
(359-336)
King
Artaxerxes III
...
(Persia)
(358-338)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 28* 350 Politics (Aristotle)
Jewish revolt against the
Persians fails
Philip II
...
(Macedon)
(359-336)
King
Artaxerxes III
...
(Persia)
(358-338)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 28* 349
Philip II
...
(Macedon)
(359-336)
King
Artaxerxes III
...
(Persia)
(358-338)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 28* 348
Chalcidian League falls to
Philip II
Philip II
...
(Macedon)
(359-336)
King
Artaxerxes III
...
(Persia)
(358-338)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 28* 347
Philip II
...
(Macedon)
(359-336)
King
Artaxerxes III
...
(Persia)
(358-338)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 28*
Archytas of
Tarentum
428-347
Plato
427-347 346
Peace of Philocrates -
Philocrates negotiates peace between Macedonia and Athens
Philip II
...
(Macedon)
(359-336)
King
Artaxerxes III
...
(Persia)
(358-338)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 28* 345
Philip II
...
(Macedon)
(359-336)
King
Artaxerxes III
...
(Persia)
(358-338)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 28* 344
Dion
-
(Syracuse)
Philip II
...
(Macedon)
(359-336)
King
Artaxerxes III
...
(Persia)
(358-338)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 28* 343
First Samnite War begins
(343-341)
Ataxerxes III conquers Egypt
Persia rules Egypt as XXXIst
Dynasty (-332)
Second Persian Domination of
Egypt
Philip II
...
(Macedon)
(359-336)
King
Nectanebo II
-
(Egypt
XXX)
Artaxerxes III
...
(Persia)
(358-338)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 28* 342
Philip II
...
(Macedon)
(359-336)
King
Artaxerxes III
...
(Persia)
(358-338)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 28*
Epicurus
342-270
Menander
342-292 341
First Samnite War ends
(343-341)
Persia reconquers Egypt
Philip II
...
(Macedon)
(359-336)
King
Artaxerxes III
...
(Persia)
(358-338)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 28* 340
Battle of Vesuvius - first battle of the second Latin War (340-338) - Roman/Samnite coalition loss
Titus Manlius Torquatus +- (Rome) co-Consul
Publius Decius Mus +- (Rome) co-Consul
Philip II
...
(Macedon)
(359-336)
King
Artaxerxes III
...
(Persia)
(358-338)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 28* 339
Fourth Sacred War - Philip of
Macedonia conquers Greece (340-338)
Philip II
...
(Macedon)
(359-336)
King
Artaxerxes III
...
(Persia)
(358-338)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 28* 338
Battle of Chaeronea - Phillip
II defeats Athens and Thebes - subjugates Greece
League of Corinth formed
Defeat of Latin allies -
dissolution of Latin League - Rome in control of Latium
Roman domains extended into
Campania
Philip II
...
(Macedon)
(359-336)
King
Artaxerxes III
-
(Persia)
(358-338)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 28*
Arses
+
(Persia)
(338-336)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 29*
Khababash
+
(Egypt)
Last
native ruler?
Isocrates
436-338 337
Philip II
...
(Macedon)
(359-336)
King
Arses
...
(Persia)
(338-336)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 29* 336
Philip II assassinated -
Alexander the Great succeeds
Alexander crushes revolt by
Athens, Thebes and other Greek cities Philip II
-
(Macedon)
(359-336)
King
Alexander III
+
(Macedon)
The
Great
PC 31 Arses
-
(Persia)
(338-336)
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 29*
Darius III
+
(Persia)
(336-330
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 30*
Zeno the
Stoic
336-264
Philosopher
(Citium) 335 Elementa harmonica (Aristoxenus of Tarentum)
Alexander defeats Triballi and
Getae
Darius III
...
(Persia)
(336-330
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 30* 334
Alexander invades Persian
Empire - lands at Troy
Alexander defeats Persians
at Granicus River
Antipater regent of
Macedonia in Alexexander's absence
Darius III
...
(Persia)
(336-330
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 30* 333
Battle of Issus - Alexander defeats
Darius III and captures Persian queen and children (11)
Alexander refuses Darius
III's ransom and part of his empire
Khababash
-
(Egypt)
Last
native ruler?
Darius III
...
(Persia)
(336-330
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 30* 332
Capture of Tyre - end of
Phoenician empire
Alexander conquers Egypt -
Alexandria founded
Egypt XXX -
Darius III
...
(Persia)
(336-330
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 30* 331
Foundation of
"Alexandria by Egypt"
Darius III defeated at
Gaugamela
Renewal of Persian campaign
Alexander enters Babylon
Alexander confronts Darius
again near Arbela
Alexander destroys
Persepolis
Alexander captures Susa
End of Persian Empire
Darius III
...
(Persia)
(336-330
King
(Achaemenid)
PC 30*
Cleanthes
331-232 330 329
Battle of the Polytimetus - Sogdian–Scythian victory over Macedonians
Alexander in Bactria
328
Alexander conquers Sogdiana;
Afghanistan 327
Alexander invades Pakistan
Alexander marries Bactrian
Princess Roxane
Alexander crosses Khyber
Pass into India
Alexander defeats king Porus 326
Battle of the Hydaspes -
Alexander defeats King Porus of the Punjab, soldiers refuse to go
further
(early Spring)
Alexander conquers Indus
Valley
Second Samnite War begins
(-304) 325
Alexander returns across
south Persia 324
Alexander returns to Babylon
and is deified 323
Alexander the Great dies in
Babylon (6/10-11/323)
Alexander IV born to Roxana
(8/323)
Alexander's generals divide
empire - Antigonid Macedon, Ptolemaic Egypt, and the Seleucid empire
Lamian War in Greece -
revolt suppressed by Antipater
Partition of Babylon -
divided Alexander's Empire among his Generals/Advisors
Ptolemy satrap (governor) in
Egypt
Alexander
III -
(Macedon)
The
Great
PC 31
Phillip III Aridaeus
+
(Macedon)
(323-317)
King (h.b Alex
III)
PC 32
Alexander IV
+
(Macedon)
(s.
Alex III) (s. Alex
III)
PC 33
Perdiccas
+
(Macedon)
(323-320)
regent of whole Empire
Ptolemy I Soter
+
(Ptolemaic
Egypt)
(323-283) satrap
Euclid
ca. 323-270
Alexander the
Great
356-323
Diogenes
412-323 322
Battle of Crannon - Antipater/Craterus
defeat Athenian coalition - end of Greek resistance to
Macedon (9/5/322)
Mauryan dynasty (-185)
Fabius Maximus
+-
(Roman
Republic)
(322)1 1st Consul
Lucius Fulvus
+-
(Roman
Republic)
(322) 2nd Consul
Phillip III Aridaeus
...
(Macedon)
(323-317)
King (h.b Alex
III)
PC 32
Perdiccas
...
(Macedon)
(323-320)
regent of whole Empire
Ptolemy I Soter
...
(Ptolemaic
Egypt)
(323-283) satrap
Chandragupta
+
(Maurya
Empire)
(322-298) Emperor (founder)
Aristotle
384-322
Demosthenes
384-322 321
Battle of Caudine Forks -
Samnites defeat Romans
Perdiccas invades Egypt
against Ptolemy I - loses badly
Partition of Triparadis -
2nd partition of Alexanders Empire - new regent named - Perdiccas
Maurya dynasty founded by
Chandragupta in N. India (-184B)
Phillip III Aridaeus
...
(Macedon)
(323-317)
King (h.b Alex
III)
PC 32
Perdiccas
...
(Macedon)
(323-320)
regent of whole Empire
Ptolemy I Soter
...
(Ptolemaic
Egypt)
(323-283) satrap
Seleucus I Nicator
+
(Babylonian
Satrapy)
(321-281) satrap
Eumenes
+
(Bactria)
(-316)
Chandragupta
...
(Maurya
Empire)
(322-298) Emperor (founder)
Ji Jiong (Xian Wang)
-
(China)
Warring
States
Perdiccas
-321
General (Alexander's Empire) 320
Perdiccas assassinated in
Egypt by his own soldiers(6)
Antipater becomes regent for
Alexander's whole Empire
Ptolemy captures Jerusalem
Libya becomes an Egyptian
province
Phillip III Aridaeus
...
(Macedon)
(323-317)
King (h.b Alex
III)
PC 32
Perdiccas
-
(Macedon)
(323-320)
regent of whole Empire
Antipater
+
(Macedon)
(320-319)
regent of whole Empire
Ptolemy I Soter
...
(Ptolemaic
Egypt)
(323-283) satrap
Seleucus I Nicator
...
(Babylonian
Satrapy)
(321-281) satrap
Chandragupta
...
(Maurya
Empire)
(322-298) Emperor (founder)
Ji Ding (Shen Jing Wang)
+(China)
Warring States
Timon of
Phlius
320-230 319
Phillip III Aridaeus
...
(Macedon)
(323-317)
King (h.b Alex
III)
PC 32
Antipater
-
(Macedon)
(320-319)
regent of whole Empire
Ptolemy I Soter
...
(Ptolemaic
Egypt)
(323-283) satrap
Seleucus I Nicator
...
(Babylonian
Satrapy)
(321-281) satrap
Chandragupta
...
(Maurya
Empire)
(322-298) Emperor (founder) 318
Phillip III Aridaeus
...
(Macedon)
(323-317)
King (h.b Alex
III) PC 32
Ptolemy I Soter
...
(Ptolemaic
Egypt)
(323-283) satrap
Seleucus I Nicator
...
(Babylonian
Satrapy)
(321-281) satrap
Chandragupta
...
(Maurya
Empire)
(322-298) Emperor (founder) 317
Agathocles
+
(Syracuse)
(317-289)
Tyrant
Phillip III Aridaeus
-
(Macedon)
(323-317)
King (h.b Alex
III)
PC 32
Ptolemy I Soter
...
(Ptolemaic
Egypt)
(323-283) satrap
Seleucus I Nicator
...
(Babylonian
Satrapy)
(321-281) satrap
Chandragupta
...
(Maurya
Empire)
(322-298) Emperor (founder) 316 Dyskolos (Menander)
Olympias, mother of Alexander,
murdered in revenge for killings she ordered
Agathocles
...
(Syracuse)
(317-289)
Tyrant
Cassander
+
(Macedon)
Ptolemy I Soter
...
(Ptolemaic
Egypt)
(323-283) satrap
Seleucus I Nicator
...
(Babylonian
Satrapy)
(321-281) satrap
Eumenes
-
(Bactria)
(-316)
Antigonus
+
(Bactria)
(-301)
Chandragupta
...
(Maurya
Empire)
(322-298) Emperor (founder) 315
Cassander in control of
Macedonia
Agathocles
...
(Syracuse)
(317-289)
Tyrant
Ptolemy I Soter
...
(Ptolemaic
Egypt)
(323-283) satrap
Seleucus I Nicator
...
(Babylonian
Satrapy)
(321-281) satrap
Chandragupta ...
(Maurya
Empire)
(322-298) Emperor (founder)
Ji Ding (Shen Jing Wang)
-(China)
Warring States
Cesilaus of
Aeolis
315-241
Aeschines
390-315
Heraclides of
Pontus
388-315 314
Antigonus Monophthalmos
frees Greece from Cassander
Agathocles
...
(Syracuse)
(317-289)
Tyrant
Ptolemy I Soter
...
(Ptolemaic
Egypt)
(323-283) satrap
Seleucus I Nicator
...
(Babylonian
Satrapy)
(321-281) satrap
Chandragupta
...
(Maurya
Empire)
(322-298) Emperor (founder)
Nan
+
(Zhou
China)
(314-256) 36th/last King (Yin
Ji) 313
Antigonus captures Tyre from
Ptolemy I Soter
Antigonus takes control of
Pelopponesus
Agathocles
...
(Syracuse)
(317-289)
Tyrant
Ptolemy I Soter
...
(Ptolemaic
Egypt)
(323-283) satrap
Seleucus I Nicator
...
(Babylonian
Satrapy)
(321-281) satrap
Chandragupta
...
(Maurya
Empire)
(322-298) Emperor (founder)
Nan
...
(Zhou
China)
(314-256) 36th/last King (Yin
Ji) 312
Seleucus returns to Babylon
- beginning of Seleucid Empire
Roman censor Appius Claudius
begins work on Via Appia connects Rome with Capua
Agathocles
...
(Syracuse)
(317-289)
Tyrant
Ptolemy I Soter
...
(Ptolemaic
Egypt)
(323-283) satrap
Seleucus I Nicator
...
(Babylonian
Satrapy)
(321-281) satrap
Chandragupta
...
(Maurya
Empire)
(322-298) Emperor (founder)
Nan
...
(Zhou
China)
(314-256) 36th/last King (Yin
Ji) 311
Beginning of Seleucid Era
(4/311)
Seleucus I wages war with
Antigonus for Eastern Provinces of Bactria (-302)
Agathocles
...
(Syracuse)
(317-289)
Tyrant
Ptolemy I Soter
...
(Ptolemaic
Egypt)
(323-283) satrap
Seleucus I Nicator
...
(Seleucid
Empire)
(321-281) satrap
Chandragupta
...
(Maurya
Empire)
(322-298) Emperor (founder)
Nan
...
(Zhou
China)
(314-256) 36th/last King (Yin
Ji) 310
Battle of Lake Vadimo I -
Samnites and Etruscans defeated by Romans under Q. Fabius Rullianus
Alexander IV and Roxane are
murdered at the orders of Cassander
Agathocles of Syracuse leads
a counterstrike against Carthage
Agathocles
...
(Syracuse)
(317-289)
Tyrant
Alexander IV
-
(Macedon)
PC
33
Ptolemy I Soter
...
(Ptolemaic
Egypt)
(323-283) satrap
Seleucus I Nicator
...
(Seleucid
Empire)
(321-281) satrap
Chandragupta
...
(Maurya
Empire)
(322-298) Emperor (founder)
Nan
...
(Zhou
China)
(314-256) 36th/last King (Yin
Ji)
Aristarchus of
Samos
310-230
Theocritus
310-250 309
Agathocles
...
(Syracuse)
(317-289)
Tyrant
Ptolemy I Soter
...
(Ptolemaic
Egypt)
(323-283) satrap
Seleucus I Nicator
...
(Seleucid
Empire)
(321-281) satrap
Chandragupta
...
(Maurya
Empire)
(322-298) Emperor (founder) 308
Agathocles
...
(Syracuse)
(317-289)
Tyrant
Ptolemy I Soter
...
(Ptolemaic
Egypt)
(323-283) satrap
Seleucus I Nicator
...
(Seleucid
Empire)
(321-281) satrap
Chandragupta
...
(Maurya
Empire)
(322-298) Emperor (founder)
Nan
...
(Zhou
China)
(314-256) 36th/last King (Yin
Ji)
Apelles
352-308 307
Demetrius Poliorcetes takes
Athens and becomes king
Agathocles
...
(Syracuse)
(317-289)
Tyrant
Antigonus I
+
(Greece)
Demetrius
I
(Greece)
Ptolemy I Soter
...
(Ptolemaic
Egypt)
(323-283) satrap
Seleucus I Nicator
...
(Seleucid
Empire)
(321-281) satrap
Chandragupta
...
(Maurya
Empire)
(322-298) Emperor (founder)
Nan
...
(Zhou
China)
(314-256) 36th/last King (Yin
Ji) 306
Alexander's other generals
declare themselves kings
Trade treaty between Rome
and Carthage
Agathocles
...
(Syracuse)
(317-289)
Tyrant
Demetrius I Poliorcetes + (Macedon)
Ptolemy I Soter
...
(Ptolemaic
Egypt)
(323-283) satrap
Seleucus I Nicator
...
(Seleucid
Empire)
(321-281) satrap
Chandragupta
...
(Maurya
Empire)
(322-298) Emperor (founder)
Nan
...
(Zhou
China)
(314-256) 36th/last King (Yin
Ji) 305
Agathocles, tyrant of
Syracuse makes peace with Carthage after heavy defeat
Highest title in Republican
Rome changes from Praetor to Consul
Seleucus I Nicator assumes
royal title after last of Macedonian Royal line ends
Ptolemy I becomes Pharaoh
(King)
Agathocles
...
(Syracuse)
(317-289)
Tyrant
Ptolemy I Soter
...
(Ptolemaic
Egypt)
(323-283) King/Pharaoh
PC 34
Seleucus I Nicator
...
(Seleucid
Empire)
(321-281) King
Chandragupta
...
(Maurya
Empire)
(322-298) Emperor
(founder)
Nan
...
(Zhou
China)
(314-256) 36th/last King (Yin
Ji)
Callimachus of
Cyrene
305-240 304
Seleucus loses Indian
provinces to Chandragupta for 500 elephants
Second Samnite War ends
(326-)
Rome makes peace with
Samnites and other enemies
Rome gains Naples
Agathocles
...
(Sicily)
(317-289)
King
Ptolemy I Soter
...
(Ptolemaic
Egypt)
(323-283)
King/Pharaoh
PC 34
Seleucus I Nicator
...
(Seleucid
Empire)
(321-281) King
Chandragupta
...
(Maurya
Empire)
(322-298) Emperor (founder)
Nan
...
(Zhou
China)
(314-256) 36th/last King (Yin
Ji) 303
Agathocles
...
(Sicily)
(317-289)
King
Ptolemy I Soter
...
(Ptolemaic
Egypt)
(323-283)
King/Pharaoh
PC 34
Seleucus I Nicator
...
(Seleucid
Empire)
(321-281) King
Chandragupta
...
(Maurya
Empire)
(322-298) Emperor (founder)
Nan
...
(Zhou
China)
(314-256) 36th/last King (Yin
Ji) 302
Seleucids control Bactria
(302-250)
Agathocles
...
(Sicily)
(317-289)
King
Ptolemy I Soter
...
(Ptolemaic
Egypt)
(323-283)
King/Pharaoh
PC 34
Seleucus I Nicator
...
(Seleucid
Empire)
(321-281) King
Chandragupta
...
(Maurya
Empire)
(322-298) Emperor (founder)
Nan
...
(Zhou
China)
(314-256) 36th/last King (Yin
Ji) 301 Battle of Ipsus - Seleucus I
defeats and kills Antigonus I near Phrygia
Ptolemy I gains Palestine
Seleucis gains Syria
Agathocles
...
(Sicily)
(317-289)
King
Ptolemy I Soter
...
(Ptolemaic
Egypt)
(323-283)
King/Pharaoh
PC 34
Seleucus I Nicator
...
(Seleucid
Empire)
(321-281) King
Antigonus I
- (Greece)
Chandragupta
...
(Maurya
Empire)
(322-298) Emperor (founder)
Nan
...
(Zhou
China)
(314-256) 36th/last King (Yin
Ji)
Antigonus
I
-301 Diodachi General 300
State of Choson formed in
North Korea
Treaty between Rome and
Carthage
Maya civilization in Yucatan
and Central America
Agathocles
...
(Sicily)
(317-289)
King
Ptolemy I Soter
...
(Ptolemaic
Egypt)
(323-283)
King/Pharaoh
PC 34
Seleucus I Nicator
...
(Seleucid
Empire)
(321-281) King
Chandragupta
...
(Maurya
Empire)
(322-298) Emperor (founder)
Nan
...
(Zhou
China)
(314-256) 36th/last King (Yin
Ji)
Manetho
300
fl. Historian (Egypt)
Pappus
300
fl.