Lysimachus
| Lysimachus - Λυσίμαχος | |
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| Keeng o Thrace Keeng o Asia Minor Keeng o Macedon |
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Lysimachus
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| Ring | 306–281 BC |
| Born | 362-1 BC Crannon, Thessaly |
| Dee'd | 281 BC (aged 80-81) Corupedium, Sardis |
| Buirial | Lysimachia, Thrace |
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| Faither | Agathocles |
| Mither | Unkent |
Lysimachus (Greek: Λυσίμαχος, Lysimachos; c. 360 BC – 281 BC) wis a Macedonian officer an diadochus (i.e. "successor") o Alexander the Great, who acame a basileus ("Keeng") in 306 BC, rulin Thrace, Asia Minor an Macedon.
Categeries:
- 360 BC births
- 281 BC daiths
- 4t-century BC Greek fowk
- 3rd-century BC Greek fowk
- Somatophylakes
- Satraps o the Alexandrian Empire
- Trierarchs o Nearchus' fleet
- Auncient Macedonian generals
- Hellenistic generals
- Macedonian monarchs
- Auncient Greeks killed in battle
- Macedonian monarchs killed in battle
- Non-dynastic keengs o Macedon
- Auncient Thessalians in Macedon
- Auncient Pellaeans
- Hellenistic Thrace
- 3rd-century BC rulers
- 4t-century BC rulers
- Hellenistic Macedonie
- 4t-century BC Macedonians
- 3rd-century BC Macedonians
