Anaia: All Data
1. Lists and Timelines
Anaia: Chronology of Mentions
Note: For polities of antiquity, the listed capital or subdivision capital may also represent one or several of the most important cities of the region.
699 BC
Capital of Anaia
559 BC
Mentioned in Event: Conquests of Croesus
546 BC
Mentioned in Event: Cyrus' Conquest of the Lydian Empire
498 BC
Mentioned in Event: Ionian offensive
498 BC
Mentioned in Event: Ionian Revolt
335 BC
Mentioned in Event: Philip´s Campaign in Asia minor
315 BC
Mentioned in Event: Consolidation of the borders after the Second War of the Diadochi
301 BC
Mentioned in Event: Consolidation of the borders after the Third War of the Diadochi
301 BC
Mentioned in Event: Fourth War of the Diadochi
293 BC
Mentioned in Event: Consolidation of the borders after the Third War of the Diadochi
281 BC
Mentioned in Event: Sixth War of the Diadochi
260 BC
Mentioned in Event: Second Syrian War
238 BC
Mentioned in Event: Brother's War
228 BC
Mentioned in Event: War between the Seleucid Kingdom and Pergamon (227 BC)
219 BC
Mentioned in Event: War between the Seleucid Kingdom and Pergamon (227 BC)
187 BC
Mentioned in Event: Treaty of Apamea
87 BC
Mentioned in Event: First Mithridatic War
84 BC
Mentioned in Event: Flaccus mission
42 BC
Mentioned in Event: Liberators' Civil War
286 AD
Mentioned in Event: Early Tetrarchic Period
306 AD
Mentioned in Event: Civil wars of the Tetrarchy
314 AD
Mentioned in Event: Civil wars of the Tetrarchy
325 AD
Mentioned in Event: Civil wars of the Tetrarchy
337 AD
Mentioned in Event: Division of the Empire among the sons of Constantine the Great
353 AD
Mentioned in Event: Roman civil war of 350-353
395 AD
Mentioned in Event: Definitive Division of the Roman Empire