Antigonid dynasty of Macedon
276 BCE–168 BCE · Event
Antigonid kings rule Macedon for over a century; finally defeated by Rome at Pydna in 168 BCE.
On these timelines: Ancient Greece, Roman History, The Wars of the Diadochi, Master, Alexander the Great's Conquests
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