dipity

The border changes throughout Macedonian history

Created by bebewebebob on 05/04/2011

Last updated: 05/04/11 at 09:16

• Dipity Timeline Created
  5 Apr 2011 8:42

• 808-778 BC
  1 Jul 2000

  Alexander I expands the borders of macedonia and fights as a persian ally.

• 300-239 BC
  1 Jul 2000

  Antigonus II gonatas acheives a staedy rule in macedonia and a stable invasion of greece. This will lead to macedonia getting careless and its loss of Greece, a major impact to its borders, ultimately becoming a roman province in the long-run.

• Macedonias first major border change
  1 Jul 2000

  This happend trhoughout the beginings of macedonia and its empire. It had conqerd the persians and the subsiding countries as well.

• 323-300 BC
  1 Jul 2000

  Alexander the great passes away, and macedonia falls into choas. the land is divided into dynastes controlled by alexander ex-generals.

• The fall of macedonia to rome
  1 Jul 2000

  This is an event that has to do with the fall of macedonia. Its borders slowly wittled away time due to alexander the greats death. This leads to more frequent invasion. in an attempt to re-enlarge thier border, they attack rome. the army is deafeated, the plan backfires and macedonia turns into a roman province.

• 222-179 BC
  1 Jul 2000

  Macedonias army loses against the romans and the macedoinians also lose greece. This is a major blow to the borders, and plays a substatial role in the romans conqering macedonia.

• 336-323 BC
  1 Jul 2000

  Alexander III caries a war agianst the persians. Macedonias border now extends over india, europe, and north africa.

• 359-336 BC
  1 Jul 2000

  Philip II makes Macedonia the strongest power in Europe after conquering the neighboring country, the Iyrians.

• 413-399 BC
  1 Jul 2000

  Macedonia is turned into a major economic power and its army is refitted and renewed.

• 179-168 BC
  1 Jul 2000

  Macedonia falls to rome and its men. persus falls dead prisoner to the romans in italy. Macedonia is now a roman province.

• 65 BC
  65 BC

  Rome takes over the macedonian selucids in asia and its last king, Antiochus XII. This leads to the complete fall of the macedonian empire, affecting the borders over time.