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Queen of the Seleucid Empire Laodice I ,
292 BC - 226 BCDrag or scroll to see more of the chart.
| Stratonice IV de Cappadoce 200 BC-140 BC |
| Stratonice IV de Cappadoce | |
| B: | 200 BC |
| Minor, Yakut ASSR, Russia, Soviet Union | |
| D: | 140 BC |
| Bergama, ?zmir, Türkiye | |
 | Pergamon Eumenes II Soter 221 BC-159 BC |
| Pergamon Eumenes II Soter | |
| B: | 221 BC |
| ?s??, Ghowr, Afghanistan | |
| M: | 188 BC |
| D: | 159 BC |
| ?s??, Ghowr, Afghanistan | |
| Rex de Pergamum Attalus II Philadelphus 220 BC-138 BC |
| Rex de Pergamum Attalus II Philadelphus | |
| B: | 220 BC |
| Pergamum, Galatia, Asia Minor, Imperium Romanum | |
| D: | 138 BC |
| of Cappadocia bint Ariarathes IV -From 161 BC to 160 BC |
| of Cappadocia bint Ariarathes IV | |
| D: | From 161 BC to 160 BC |
| Antioch, Antioch | |
| of Cappadocia Mithridates 'Ariarathes V' -Abt 130 BC |
| of Cappadocia Mithridates 'Ariarathes V' | |
| B: | Cappadocia, L'Aquila, Abruzzo, Italy |
| D: | Abt 130 BC |
| Cappadocia, L'Aquila, Abruzzo, Italy | |
| Nysa 'Laodice' of Cappadocia Abt 175 BC-126 BC |
| Nysa 'Laodice' of Cappadocia | |
| B: | Abt 175 BC |
| M: | sometime After 160 BC |
| D: | 126 BC |
| of Cappadocia Ariarathes -DECEASED |
| of Cappadocia Ariarathes | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| of Cappadocia Orophernes Nicephorus -DECEASED |
| of Cappadocia Orophernes Nicephorus | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| King of Cappadocia Ariarathes IV Eusebes, 221 BC-163 BC |
| King of Cappadocia Ariarathes IV Eusebes, | |
| B: | 221 BC |
| D: | 163 BC |
| Iran | |
| Antiochis bint Antiochus III Abt 212 BC-From 161 BC to 160 BC |
| Antiochis bint Antiochus III | |
| B: | Abt 212 BC |
| D: | From 161 BC to 160 BC |
| Antioch, Antioch | |
| von Syrien Stratonike bint Antiochus II Abt 260 BC-220 BC |
| von Syrien Stratonike bint Antiochus II | |
| B: | Abt 260 BC |
| Syria | |
| D: | 220 BC |
| Minor, Yakut ASSR, Russia, Soviet Union | |
| Ariarathes III. von Kappadokien Abt 270 BC-220 BC |
| Ariarathes III. von Kappadokien | |
| B: | Abt 270 BC |
| D: | 220 BC |
| Iran | |
| Barsine of Macedon Abt 300 BC-DECEASED |
| Barsine of Macedon | |
| B: | Abt 300 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| ha-David Abiud ben Neariah Bef 312 BC-DECEASED |
| ha-David Abiud ben Neariah | |
| B: | Bef 312 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Seleucus III Ceraunus Syria Abt 243 BC-Abt 223 BC |
| Seleucus III Ceraunus Syria | |
| B: | Abt 243 BC |
| Syria | |
| D: | Abt 223 BC |
| Antakya, Antakya, Hatay, Türkiye | |
| Laodice IV Seleucid 222 BC- |
| Laodice IV Seleucid | |
| B: | 222 BC |
| Bactria | |
| D: | Iraq |
| King of Syria Antiochus IV Epiphanes, | |
| B: | 221 |
| M: | 174 BC |
| D: | 163 |
| Antiochus The Elder Seleucid 221 BC-193 BC |
| Antiochus The Elder Seleucid | |
| B: | 221 BC |
| Syria | |
| M: | 196 BC |
| D: | 193 BC |
| Syria | |
| 7th King of the Seleucid Empire Seleucus IV Philopator , 219 BC-3 Sep 175 BC |
| 7th King of the Seleucid Empire Seleucus IV Philopator , | |
| B: | 219 BC |
| Syria | |
| M: | 189 BC |
| D: | 3 Sep 175 BC |
| Syria | |
| Antiochus The Elder Seleucid 221 BC-193 BC |
| Antiochus The Elder Seleucid | |
| B: | 221 BC |
| Syria | |
| D: | 193 BC |
| Syria | |
| Laodice IV Seleucid 222 BC- |
| Laodice IV Seleucid | |
| B: | 222 BC |
| Bactria | |
| M: | 196 BC |
| D: | Iraq |
| Antiochis III Seleucide de Syrie-de Pont Euxin Abt 220 BC- |
| Antiochis III Seleucide de Syrie-de Pont Euxin | |
| B: | Abt 220 BC |
| Syria | |
| D: | Syria |
| King, of Armenia Xerxes I ben Arsames I, 239 BC-211 BC |
| King, of Armenia Xerxes I ben Arsames I, | |
| B: | 239 BC |
| Yerevan, Erevan, Yerevan, Armenia | |
| M: | Abt 211 BC |
| D: | 211 BC |
| Armenia | |
| 7th King of the Seleucid Empire Seleucus IV Philopator , 219 BC-3 Sep 175 BC |
| 7th King of the Seleucid Empire Seleucus IV Philopator , | |
| B: | 219 BC |
| Syria | |
| D: | 3 Sep 175 BC |
| Syria | |
| Laodice IV Seleucid 222 BC- |
| Laodice IV Seleucid | |
| B: | 222 BC |
| Bactria | |
| M: | 189 BC |
| D: | Iraq |
| Queen of Egypt Cleópatra I Princess of Syria, 218 BC-176 BC |
| Queen of Egypt Cleópatra I Princess of Syria, | |
| B: | 218 BC |
| Rome, Roma, Lazio, Italy | |
| D: | 176 BC |
| Alexandria, Egypt | |
| King of Egypt Ptolemy V Epiphanes "the Glorious/Illustrious" Bef 210 BC-181 BC |
| King of Egypt Ptolemy V Epiphanes "the Glorious/Illustrious" | |
| B: | Bef 210 BC |
| Alexandria, Egypt | |
| D: | 181 BC |
| Alexandria, Egypt | |
| Antiochis bint Antiochus III Abt 212 BC-From 161 BC to 160 BC |
| Antiochis bint Antiochus III | |
| B: | Abt 212 BC |
| D: | From 161 BC to 160 BC |
| Antioch, Antioch | |
| King of Cappadocia Ariarathes IV Eusebes, 221 BC-163 BC |
| King of Cappadocia Ariarathes IV Eusebes, | |
| B: | 221 BC |
| D: | 163 BC |
| Iran | |
| Ardys Prince of Syria Abt 205 BC-187 BC |
| Ardys Prince of Syria | |
| B: | Abt 205 BC |
| Syria | |
| D: | 187 BC |
| Arab, Tajikistan | |
| King of Syria Antiochus IV Epiphanes, | |
| B: | 221 |
| D: | 163 |
| Laodice IV Seleucid 222 BC- |
| Laodice IV Seleucid | |
| B: | 222 BC |
| Bactria | |
| M: | 174 BC |
| D: | Iraq |
| Berenike Syriai -DECEASED |
| Berenike Syriai | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| King of Bactria Demetrius I , Abt 222 BC-Abt 167 BC |
| King of Bactria Demetrius I , | |
| B: | Abt 222 BC |
| D: | Abt 167 BC |
| India | |
| Unknown Daughter Seleucid -DECEASED |
| Unknown Daughter Seleucid | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| King of Bactria Demetrius I , Abt 222 BC-Abt 167 BC |
| King of Bactria Demetrius I , | |
| B: | Abt 222 BC |
| D: | Abt 167 BC |
| India | |
| Megas Basileus of the Seleucid Empire Antiochus III "The Great," 242 BC-3 Jul 187 BC |
| Megas Basileus of the Seleucid Empire Antiochus III "The Great," | |
| B: | 242 BC |
| Syria | |
| D: | 3 Jul 187 BC |
| Lorestan, Iran | |
| Queen Consort of the Seleucid Empire Laodice III of Pontus, 240 BC-Aft 176 BC |
| Queen Consort of the Seleucid Empire Laodice III of Pontus, | |
| B: | 240 BC |
| M: | 222 BC |
| Susa, Persia, Seleucid Empire | |
| D: | Aft 176 BC |
| Seleucus II "Callinicus Pogon" 264 BC-225 BC |
| Seleucus II "Callinicus Pogon" | |
| B: | 264 BC |
| D: | 225 BC |
| Laodice II of Syria 260 BC-Bef 234 BC |
| Laodice II of Syria | |
| B: | 260 BC |
| Syria | |
| D: | Bef 234 BC |
| Syria | |
| Laodice IV Seleucid 222 BC- |
| Laodice IV Seleucid | |
| B: | 222 BC |
| Bactria | |
| D: | Iraq |
| King of Syria Antiochus IV Epiphanes, | |
| B: | 221 |
| M: | 174 BC |
| D: | 163 |
| Antiochus The Elder Seleucid 221 BC-193 BC |
| Antiochus The Elder Seleucid | |
| B: | 221 BC |
| Syria | |
| M: | 196 BC |
| D: | 193 BC |
| Syria | |
| 7th King of the Seleucid Empire Seleucus IV Philopator , 219 BC-3 Sep 175 BC |
| 7th King of the Seleucid Empire Seleucus IV Philopator , | |
| B: | 219 BC |
| Syria | |
| M: | 189 BC |
| D: | 3 Sep 175 BC |
| Syria | |
| Antiochus The Elder Seleucid 221 BC-193 BC |
| Antiochus The Elder Seleucid | |
| B: | 221 BC |
| Syria | |
| D: | 193 BC |
| Syria | |
| Laodice IV Seleucid 222 BC- |
| Laodice IV Seleucid | |
| B: | 222 BC |
| Bactria | |
| M: | 196 BC |
| D: | Iraq |
| Antiochis III Seleucide de Syrie-de Pont Euxin Abt 220 BC- |
| Antiochis III Seleucide de Syrie-de Pont Euxin | |
| B: | Abt 220 BC |
| Syria | |
| D: | Syria |
| King, of Armenia Xerxes I ben Arsames I, 239 BC-211 BC |
| King, of Armenia Xerxes I ben Arsames I, | |
| B: | 239 BC |
| Yerevan, Erevan, Yerevan, Armenia | |
| M: | Abt 211 BC |
| D: | 211 BC |
| Armenia | |
| 7th King of the Seleucid Empire Seleucus IV Philopator , 219 BC-3 Sep 175 BC |
| 7th King of the Seleucid Empire Seleucus IV Philopator , | |
| B: | 219 BC |
| Syria | |
| D: | 3 Sep 175 BC |
| Syria | |
| Laodice IV Seleucid 222 BC- |
| Laodice IV Seleucid | |
| B: | 222 BC |
| Bactria | |
| M: | 189 BC |
| D: | Iraq |
| Queen of Egypt Cleópatra I Princess of Syria, 218 BC-176 BC |
| Queen of Egypt Cleópatra I Princess of Syria, | |
| B: | 218 BC |
| Rome, Roma, Lazio, Italy | |
| D: | 176 BC |
| Alexandria, Egypt | |
| King of Egypt Ptolemy V Epiphanes "the Glorious/Illustrious" Bef 210 BC-181 BC |
| King of Egypt Ptolemy V Epiphanes "the Glorious/Illustrious" | |
| B: | Bef 210 BC |
| Alexandria, Egypt | |
| D: | 181 BC |
| Alexandria, Egypt | |
| Antiochis bint Antiochus III Abt 212 BC-From 161 BC to 160 BC |
| Antiochis bint Antiochus III | |
| B: | Abt 212 BC |
| D: | From 161 BC to 160 BC |
| Antioch, Antioch | |
| King of Cappadocia Ariarathes IV Eusebes, 221 BC-163 BC |
| King of Cappadocia Ariarathes IV Eusebes, | |
| B: | 221 BC |
| D: | 163 BC |
| Iran | |
| Ardys Prince of Syria Abt 205 BC-187 BC |
| Ardys Prince of Syria | |
| B: | Abt 205 BC |
| Syria | |
| D: | 187 BC |
| Arab, Tajikistan | |
| King of Syria Antiochus IV Epiphanes, | |
| B: | 221 |
| D: | 163 |
| Laodice IV Seleucid 222 BC- |
| Laodice IV Seleucid | |
| B: | 222 BC |
| Bactria | |
| M: | 174 BC |
| D: | Iraq |
| Berenike Syriai -DECEASED |
| Berenike Syriai | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| King of Bactria Demetrius I , Abt 222 BC-Abt 167 BC |
| King of Bactria Demetrius I , | |
| B: | Abt 222 BC |
| D: | Abt 167 BC |
| India | |
| Unknown Daughter Seleucid -DECEASED |
| Unknown Daughter Seleucid | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| King of Bactria Demetrius I , Abt 222 BC-Abt 167 BC |
| King of Bactria Demetrius I , | |
| B: | Abt 222 BC |
| D: | Abt 167 BC |
| India | |
| Queen Consort of the Seleucid Empire Laodice III of Pontus, 240 BC-Aft 176 BC |
| Queen Consort of the Seleucid Empire Laodice III of Pontus, | |
| B: | 240 BC |
| D: | Aft 176 BC |
| Megas Basileus of the Seleucid Empire Antiochus III "The Great," 242 BC-3 Jul 187 BC |
| Megas Basileus of the Seleucid Empire Antiochus III "The Great," | |
| B: | 242 BC |
| Syria | |
| M: | 222 BC |
| Susa, Persia, Seleucid Empire | |
| D: | 3 Jul 187 BC |
| Lorestan, Iran | |
| 4th King of Pontus Mithridates III, Abt 240 BC-Abt 185 BC |
| 4th King of Pontus Mithridates III, | |
| B: | Abt 240 BC |
| Türkiye | |
| D: | Abt 185 BC |
| Pontus, Kymi, Finland | |
| of Sardis Laodice bint Mithridates II 235 BC-DECEASED |
| of Sardis Laodice bint Mithridates II | |
| B: | 235 BC |
| Antioch | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| I of Pontus Pharnaces 229 BC-Abt 169 BC |
| I of Pontus Pharnaces | |
| B: | 229 BC |
| of Cimiata Fortress, Cimiatene, Paphlagonia, Pontus, now, Trabzon and Sivas, Turkey | |
| D: | Abt 169 BC |
| Pontus, Turkey | |
| Mithridate III Evergète DE PONT EUXIN-DE SYRIE | |
| B: | 241 |
| D: | 183 |
| King of Pontus Ariobarzanus II -DECEASED |
| King of Pontus Ariobarzanus II | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| of Syria Laodice II bint Antiochus II 260 BC-Bef 236 BC |
| of Syria Laodice II bint Antiochus II | |
| B: | 260 BC |
| Antakya, Antakya, Hatay, Türkiye | |
| D: | Bef 236 BC |
| Commagene, Syrian Arab Republic | |
| Mithidates II King of Pontus 286 BC-220 BC |
| Mithidates II King of Pontus | |
| B: | 286 BC |
| Syria | |
| M: | 245 BC |
| D: | 220 BC |
| Pontus, Kymi, Finland | |
| Mithridates II Du Pont -203 BC |
| Mithridates II Du Pont | |
| D: | 203 BC |
|
| Queen of the Seleucid Empire Laodice I , 292 BC-226 BC |
| Queen of the Seleucid Empire Laodice I , | |
| B: | 292 BC |
| Arab, Tajikistan | |
| D: | 226 BC |
| Türkiye | |
| König des Seleukidenreiches Antiochos II. Theos Basileus 286 BC-248 BC |
| König des Seleukidenreiches Antiochos II. Theos Basileus | |
| B: | 286 BC |
| Antakya, Antakya, Hatay, Türkiye | |
| M: | Antioch, Syrian Arab Republic |
| D: | 248 BC |
| Ephesus, Carroll, Tennessee, United States | |
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