Eumenes II supported Rome in the Roman–Seleucid War
Time: 190s BC
Place: Greece and Asia Minor
Details: Eumenes II (r. 197–159 BC) supported Rome in the Roman–Seleucid War (192–188 BC).
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Kingdom of Pergamon-Attalus made an alliance with Antiochus III
214 BC - Sardis (Present-Day Sart, Turkey)
Kingdom of Pergamon-Battle of Corupedium
281 BC - Western Anatolia (Present-Day Sart, Manisa Province, Turkey)
Seleucid Empire-Battle of Corupedium
281 BC - Sardis, Western Anatolia
Ancient Greece-Ionian city-states under Persian rule rebelled against their Persian-supported tyrant rulers
499 BC - Ionia (Present-Day Western Anatolia, Turkey)
Kingdom of Pergamon-Eumenes I defeated the Seleucid king Antiochus I Soter
261 BC - Sardis (Present-Day Sart, Turkey)
Murad III Brith
Thursday Jul 4, 1546 - Manisa
Kingdom of Pergamon-Battle of Magnesia
190 BC - Magnesia ad Sipylum (Present-Day Manisa, Turkey)
Library of Alexandria-Apollodorus of Athens
100s BC - Pergamum, Turkey
Kingdom of Pergamon-Eumenes I succeeded Philetaerus
263 BC - Pergamon (Present-Day Bergama, Turkey)
Kingdom of Pergamon-Eumenes III claimed the throne
132 BC - Pergamon (Present-Day Bergama, Turkey)
Libraries-Library of Pergamum
3rd Century BC - Roman Empire (Present Day Pergamum, Turkey)
Kingdom of Pergamon-Romans gave these possessions to Pergamon
188 BC - Pergamon
Kingdom of Pergamon-Philetaerus enjoyed considerable autonomy
270s BC - Pergamon (Present-Day Bergama, Turkey)
Kingdom of Pergamon-Last Attalid king died
133 BC - Pergamon (Present-Day Bergama, Turkey)