Pydna

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Pydna was an ancient Macedonian coastal city notable as a political and military center, especially during the era of the Macedonian kingdom and the Roman conquest of Greece.

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Pydna canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient city
archaeological site
battle
battleOccurredAt Battle of Pydna (168 BC)
combatant Macedon
surface form: Kingdom of Macedon

Roman Republic
commandedBy Lucius Aemilius Paullus Macedonicus
Perseus of Macedon
consequence Macedon becomes Roman client region
end of Antigonid dynasty
coordinateLocation 40.4000°N 22.6000°E
country Greece
date 22 June 168 BC
economyBasedOn agriculture
maritime trade
foundedInCentury 4th century BC or earlier
governedBy King of Macedon
surface form: Kings of Macedon

Roman Empire
Roman Republic
hasArchaeologicalRemains Hellenistic houses
city walls
necropolis
sanctuaries
knownFor major battles between Macedon and Rome
military significance
political importance in ancient Macedon
languageUsed Ancient Greek
locatedIn Macedonia (Greece)
surface form: Macedonia

Pieria
locatedOn Aegean Sea
Thermaic Gulf
location near Pydna
mentionedBy Livy
Plutarch
modernCountry Greece
nearModernSettlement Kitros
Makrygialos
partOf Macedonia Secunda
surface form: Roman Macedonia

Macedonian Wars
surface form: Third Macedonian War

Macedon
surface form: ancient Kingdom of Macedon
region Central Macedonia
religionPracticed ancient Greek religion
result decisive Roman victory
strategicFeature control of coastal routes in Pieria
harbor on the Thermaic Gulf
timeOfMajorImportance Classical period
Hellenistic period
early Roman period

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Olympias deathPlace Pydna
Pieria contains Pydna