Philip II of Macedon

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Philip II of Macedon was the 4th-century BCE king who transformed Macedonia into a dominant military power and laid the foundations for his son Alexander the Great’s vast empire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Argead dynasty member
ancient Greek monarch
king of Macedon
alliance League of Corinth
birthDate 382 BCE
birthPlace Macedon
Pella, Greece
surface form: Pella
capitalDuringReign Pella, Greece
surface form: Pella
causeOfDeath assassination
child Alexander the Great
Cleopatra of Macedon
Philip III Arrhidaeus
countryRuled Macedon
surface form: Kingdom of Macedon
culture ancient Macedonian
deathDate 336 BCE
deathPlace Aegae
Macedon
dynasty Argead dynasty
education hostage in Thebes in youth
era Classical Greece
father Amyntas III
surface form: Amyntas III of Macedon
fullName Philip II of Macedon self-link
givenName Philip
influencedBy Theban military tactics
knownFor formation of the League of Corinth
laying foundations for Alexander the Great’s empire
subjugating most of mainland Greece
transforming Macedon into a major military power
militaryInnovation Macedonian phalanx
professional standing army reforms
use of long pike (sarissa)
mother Eurydice I
surface form: Eurydice I of Macedon
notableBattle Battle of Chaeronea
Battle of Crocus Field
Battle of Methone
predecessor Perdiccas III of Macedon
reignEnd 336 BCE
reignStart 359 BCE
religion ancient Greek religion
sibling Alexander II of Macedon
Perdiccas III of Macedon
spouse Cleopatra of Macedon
surface form: Cleopatra Eurydice of Macedon

Meda of Odessos
Nicesipolis of Pherae
Olympias
surface form: Olympias of Epirus

Phila of Elimeia
Philinna of Larissa
successor Alexander the Great

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Alexander the Great father Philip II of Macedon
Alexander the Great predecessor Philip II of Macedon
Fourth Sacred War belligerent Philip II of Macedon
Fourth Sacred War commandedBySide Philip II of Macedon
Fourth Sacred War notableCommander Philip II of Macedon
Third Sacred War commander Philip II of Macedon
Macedonia (Greece) associatedWithPerson Philip II of Macedon
Adventure Story hasCharacter Philip II of Macedon
Phocis wasInvadedBy Philip II of Macedon
Philippeion builder Philip II of Macedon
Philippeion dedicatedTo Philip II of Macedon
Philippeion namedAfter Philip II of Macedon
Byzantium besiegedBy Philip II of Macedon
Classical Greece hasNotableLeader Philip II of Macedon
Demosthenes opposed Philip II of Macedon
Philippi foundedBy Philip II of Macedon
Philippi namedAfter Philip II of Macedon
Olympias spouse Philip II of Macedon
Argead dynasty hasMember Philip II of Macedon
Argead dynasty notableMember Philip II of Macedon
Argead dynasty expandedUnder Philip II of Macedon
Philip II of Macedon fullName Philip II of Macedon self-link
Battle of Chaeronea belligerentCommander Philip II of Macedon
Battle of Chaeronea participant Philip II of Macedon
Macedon notableKing Philip II of Macedon
Macedon roseToProminenceUnder Philip II of Macedon
Philip III Arrhidaeus father Philip II of Macedon
Alexander IV of Macedon grandfather Philip II of Macedon
Alexander IV of Macedon paternalGrandfather Philip II of Macedon
city of Amphissa besiegedBy Philip II of Macedon
subject surface form: Amphissa
Battle of Orchomenus (352 BCE) hasParticipant Philip II of Macedon
Battle of Orchomenus (352 BCE) commander Philip II of Macedon
Battle of Orchomenus (352 BCE) commandedBy Philip II of Macedon
Battle of Neon hasParticipant Philip II of Macedon
Battle of Neon commander Philip II of Macedon
Battle of Neon relatedTo Philip II of Macedon
Darius III contemporary Philip II of Macedon
Isocrates contemporaryOf Philip II of Macedon
Macedonian court usedBy Philip II of Macedon
Ptolemy I Soter allegedFather Philip II of Macedon
Onomarchus opponent Philip II of Macedon
Onomarchus opponentInBattle Philip II of Macedon
Battle of Crocus Field commandedBy Philip II of Macedon
Battle of Crocus Field belligerentLeader Philip II of Macedon
Vergina associatedWith Philip II of Macedon
this entity surface form: King Philip II of Macedon
Ambrysus destroyedBy Philip II of Macedon
Amphipolis associatedWithPerson Philip II of Macedon
Philippopolis namedAfter Philip II of Macedon
Philippopolis foundedBy Philip II of Macedon
Stagira destroyedBy Philip II of Macedon