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Ariarathes
IV Eusebes (220-c.163): king of Cappadocia.
Son of Ariarathes
III
Married to: Antiochis (daughter of Antiochus
III the Great and Laodice
III)
Children:
Successor of: Ariarathes
III
Main deeds:
- 220: Accession
- 193: Marriage to Antiochis (daughter of the Seleucid
king Antiochus
III the Great and Laodice
III)
- 192: Antiochus III attacks Greeks, beginning of the
Syrian War
- Roman troops expel Antiochus from Greece and invade
Asia
- 190: Battle of Magnesia: Antiochus defeated; Ariathes
IV
switches sides
- 188: Peace treaty between Roman and the Seleucid
Empire; Cappadocia is accepted as a Roman ally and gains Tyana.
- Ariarathes' daughter Stratonice
IV marries king Eumenes
II of Pergamon,
a Roman ally.
- 182: Rome supports Cappadocia in the Pontic War
against king Pharnaces I of Pontus
(182-179).
- 172: Rome requests military support against the Macedonian
king Perseus
(Third Macedonian War)
- 168 Rome victorious against Macedonia
- c.163: Natural death
Succeeded by: Ariarathes
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