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Eumenes
(361-315): secretary of Alexander
the Great, one of the Diadochi.
Relatives:
- Father: Hieronymus of Cardia
- Wife: Artonis
Main deeds:
- 361: Born on the Thracian Chersonese
- 341: Secretary of king Philip
II of Macedonia
- 336: Assassination of Philip (text);
accession of Alexander
the Great
- 334: Invasion of Asia
- 326: Commander of a military unit in the eastern
Punjab
- 324: Marriages at Susa;
Eumenes marries Artonis (text)
- 323: Death of Alexander in Babylon
(text);
settlement of Babylon (text);
Eumenes made satrap
of Cappadocia
and Paphlagonia
- 322: Outbreak of the First
Diadoch War (Antipater,
Antigonus,
Ptolemy
Soter, and Craterus
against Perdiccas and Eumenes)
- 321: Eumenes defeats Craterus
- 320: Death of Perdiccas; Conference of Triparadisus (text);
end of First Diadoch War; Antigonus made supreme commander
of the Macedonian forces in Asia; his task is to defeat Eumenes
- 319: Antigonus besieges Eumenes at Nora (text)
- 318: Outbreak of the Second
Diadoch War (Polyperchon
and Eumenes against Antigonus and Cassander, son of Antipater)
- 317: Antigonus pursues Eumenes to Gabae
(text);
Eumenes uses the cult for Alexander to gain support
- 315: Antigonus defeats Eumenes; his soldiers hand him
over to Antigonus, who orders his execution
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