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King of Paeonia, 359/8 – c. 335 BC
Olynthus, and Lyppeius. These efforts proved fruitless, however, as Philip neutralized each of Athen's partners one-by-one. Lyppeius was consequently
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Ancient region and kingdom in the Balkans
Nikole), which was the Paeonian capital. In 356 BC, the Paeonian king Lyppeius became a subject to Philip II. Starting from Agis in the 4th century BC
Paeonia_(kingdom)
King of Paeonia, c. 335 – 315 BC
death in 315 BC. Patraus' relationship with the previous Paeonian king, Lyppeius, is unknown, as are the circumstances surrounding his ascension. Aside
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South Slavic ethnic group
the late Classical Period, in 356 BC, the kingdom of Paeonia ruled by Lyppeius, having already developed several sophisticated polis-type settlements
Macedonians_(ethnic_group)
Ancient Indo-European people from Paeonia
of their king and founder Dropion. Another king, whose name appears as Lyppeius on a fragment of an inscription found at Athens relating to a treaty of
Paeonians
4th-century BCE founder and king of the Paeonian kingdom
Philip II of Macedon. After his death in 359/358 BC, he was succeeded by Lyppeius, who became subject to Philip II in 356 BC. The Cambridge Ancient History
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Rise of Macedon
Commanders and leaders Philip II (WIA) Parmenion Alexander III Bardylis † Agis Lyppeius Cetriporis Grabos II Onomarchus Kersebleptes Pleuratus Menelaus of Pelagonia
Expansion of Macedonia under Philip II
Expansion_of_Macedonia_under_Philip_II
the death of the Paeonian king Agis, the kingdom of Paeonia was led by Lyppeius and it became subject to Philip II by 356 BC, and then to Alexander the
History_of_North_Macedonia
4th-century BC Illyrian king
Illyria. In 356 BC, Athens formed an alliance with Grabus, Paeonian king Lyppeius, and Thracian king Cetriporis against Philip. Some months later the three
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