Greek was the administrative language of Greco-Bactrian kingdoms(Bactria)

Greek was the administrative language of Greco-Bactrian kingdoms

Time: 323 BC

Place: Takhar, Afghanistan

Details: Following the conquest of Bactria by Alexander the Great in 323 BC, for about two centuries Greek was the administrative language of his Hellenistic successors, that is, the Seleucid and the Greco-Bactrian kingdoms.

‹ Earlier in historyThe conquests of Alexander the Great and their impact on the Armenians323 BC Later in history ›Alexandria became the capital320s BC

Best-effort ordering. Some events may appear out of order since many are only known to the year, but they are usually around the same period.

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Bactria-The Greco-Bactrians has been overrun by invading Yuezhi

135 BC - Takhar, Afghanistan

Bactria-The Bactrian Kingdom "Greco-Bactrian Kingdom"

256 BC - Takhar, Afghanistan

323

Temple of Hephaestus - Athens, Greece - Ancient Greece

Ancient Greece-Conflict

323 BC - Macedonian Empire

Arameans-The conquests of Alexander the Great and their impact on the Armenians

323 BC - Syria

Ptolemaic Kingdom-Perdiccas appointed Ptolemy

323 BC - Alexandria, Egypt

Ancient Greece-Alexander died

Jun, 323 BC - Babylon (Present-Day Iraq)

Seleucid Empire-Alexander's death

Jun, 323 BC - Babylon

Greek was the administrative language of Greco-Bactrian kingdoms

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