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The Lamian War (323–322 BC) was a Greek revolt against Macedonian hegemony after Alexander the Great's death. Learn about the causes, course, and consequences of the war, as well as its ancient and modern sources and names.
Wojna lamijska – konflikt zbrojny pomiędzy Atenami a Macedonią w latach 323– 322 p.n.e. Przebieg. Ta sekcja jest niekompletna. Jeśli możesz, rozbuduj ją. Na wieść o śmierci Aleksandra Wielkiego (323 p.n.e.) sprzeciwiające się macedońskiej hegemonii stronnictwo Demostenesa w Atenach zorganizowało powstanie pod hasłem „wolności wszystkich Hellenów”.
Lamian War, conflict in which Athenian independence was lost despite efforts by Athens and its Aetolian allies to free themselves from Macedonian domination after the death of Alexander the Great.
The Lamian War was a Greek rebellion against Macedonian rule after Alexander the Great's death in 323 BC. It ended with a Macedonian victory at Crannon in 322 BC and the subjugation of the Greek city-states.
22 sie 2016 · The regent Antipater responded instantly and the Hellenic or Lamian War began (323 -322 BCE). Unfortunately, Antipater was besieged at Lamia until Craterus arrived with additional troops. The war ended with the death of Leosthenes in the subsequent battle at Crannon in 322 BCE.
This paper tells the story of the Lamian War, a war between Macedonia on one side and an alliance of almost all Greek states lead by Athens on the others. This was Athens last war as a regional superpower.
1 kwi 2017 · On 7 Metageitnion of the Athenian year 322/1 B.C. a military engagement near Krannon, some 15 kilometres south-west of Larissa in Thessaly, marked the end of the so-called Lamian War in which a...
