Achillas

E840827

Achillas was a prominent Egyptian military commander under Ptolemy XIII who played a key role in the political and military struggles surrounding Julius Caesar’s involvement in Egypt.

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instanceOf ancient Egyptian military commander
historical figure
activeDuring reign of Ptolemy XIII
alliedWith Pothinus NERFINISHED
Ptolemy XIII Theos Philopator NERFINISHED
Theodotus of Chios NERFINISHED
associatedWith Arsinoe IV of Egypt NERFINISHED
murder of Pompey the Great
citizenship Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt NERFINISHED
commanded Ptolemaic army in Alexandria
troops loyal to Ptolemy XIII
conflict Alexandrian War NERFINISHED
Roman civil war (Caesar–Pompey) context
culture Hellenistic Egyptian
deathCause execution
describedIn Bellum Alexandrinum (Alexandrian War) narrative tradition
Commentarii de Bello Civili by Julius Caesar NERFINISHED
employer Ptolemy XIII Theos Philopator NERFINISHED
era Late Hellenistic period
event arrest and execution after falling out with Arsinoe IV
gender male
historicalContext Roman intervention in Egypt
killedBy Arsinoe IV of Egypt NERFINISHED
languageOfName Ancient Greek
mentionedIn ancient Roman historiography about Caesar’s campaigns
militaryRank general
notableAction led attack on Caesar’s forces in Alexandria
participated in intrigues at the Ptolemaic court
notableFor opposition to Julius Caesar in Egypt
role in the Alexandrian War
opposed Roman influence in Egypt under Julius Caesar
opposedBy Cleopatra VII Philopator NERFINISHED
Julius Caesar NERFINISHED
partOf Ptolemaic military establishment NERFINISHED
politicalAlignment faction of Ptolemy XIII against Cleopatra VII
positionHeld commander of the army
general
residence Alexandria NERFINISHED
roleInEvent leader of Ptolemaic forces against Julius Caesar in Alexandria
participant in the political struggle between Ptolemy XIII and Cleopatra VII
timePeriod 1st century BC

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