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Antigonid dynasty

The Antigonid dynasty (/ænˈtɪɡoʊnɪd/; Ancient Greek: Ἀντιγονίδαι) was a Macedonian Greek royal house which ruled the kingdom of Macedon during the Hellenistic period. It was founded by Antigonus I Monophthalmus, a general and successor of Alexander the Great who first came to power during the Diadochi Wars. He took the title of basileus after the victory…

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Capital
Antigoneia (Syria) (Antigonus I) Demetrias, Thessaly (Demetrius I) Pella, Macedon (since Antigonus II)
Common languages
Greek
Government
Monarchy
Historical era
Hellenistic
Religion
Ancient Greek / Hellenistic
• 179 BC – 168 BC
Perseus of Macedon

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related to history · 56
Antigonid dynasty → Aegae, Aegean, After, Alexander, Alexander IV, Alexander's Empire, Antigonid, Antigonids, Antigonus, Antigonus II Gonatas, Antipater, Antipatrid, Argead, Athens, Basileus, Battle, BC, Casander's, Cassander, Cassander's
related to Dynasty · 8
Antigonid dynasty → Andriscus, Antigonid, King, Macedonia, Perseus, Rome, The, The Greek
Capital · 1
Antigonid dynasty → Antigoneia (Syria) (Antigonus I) Demetrias, Thessaly (Demetrius I) Pella, Macedon (since Antigonus II)
Common languages · 1
Antigonid dynasty → Greek
Government · 1
Antigonid dynasty → Monarchy
Historical era · 1
Antigonid dynasty → Hellenistic
Religion · 1
Antigonid dynasty → Ancient Greek / Hellenistic
• 179 BC – 168 BC · 1
Antigonid dynasty → Perseus of Macedon
• 306 BC – 301 BC · 1
Antigonid dynasty → Antigonus I Monophthalmus
• Defeat by Rome · 1
Antigonid dynasty → 168 BC

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bc antigonid macedon dynasty antigonus control demetrius power greece macedonian battle greek king 306 son hellenistic 168 rome perseus came

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Antigonid dynastyCapitalAntigoneia (Syria) (Antigonus I) Demetrias, Thessaly (Demetrius I) Pella, Macedon (since Antigonus II)1.00infobox
Antigonid dynastyCommon languagesGreek1.00infobox
Antigonid dynastyGovernmentMonarchy1.00infobox
Antigonid dynastyHistorical eraHellenistic1.00infobox
Antigonid dynastyReligionAncient Greek / Hellenistic1.00infobox
Antigonid dynasty• 179 BC – 168 BCPerseus of Macedon1.00infobox
Antigonid dynasty• 306 BC – 301 BCAntigonus I Monophthalmus1.00infobox
Antigonid dynasty• Defeat by Rome168 BC1.00infobox
Antigonid dynasty• Established306 BC1.00infobox
Antigonid dynastyrelated to DynastyThe0.60section
Antigonid dynastyrelated to DynastyAntigonid0.60section
Antigonid dynastyrelated to DynastyThe Greek0.60section

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