Time Line of Macedonia
700 B.C.
- Macedonia founded by Perdiccas ( c. 640 B.C. )
500 B.C.
- Alexander I rules over Macedonia (c. 495 - 452 B.C.)
- wars over succession following the death of Alexander I in Macedonia (c. 452 - 359 B.C.)
400 B.C.
- Philip II (Philip of Macedon) born (382 B.C.)
- Illyrians invade western Macedonia (359 B.C.)
- Philip II (Philip of Macedon) elected regent of Macedonia (359 B.C.)
- Philip II repulses the Illyrian invasion (358 B.C.)
- birth of Alexander the Great ( 356 B.C. )
- Philip of Macedon defeats an invading Athenian army at Chaeronea (338 B.C.)
- Philip of Macedon assassinated (336 B.C.)
- Lydia becomes a tributary of Macedon after Persia is conquered by Alexander the Great (334 B.C.)
- Alexander the Great defeats Darius III of Persia at Issus (333 B.C.)
- Israel comes under the rule of Alexander the Great (333 B.C.)
- Phrygia falls under Macedonian rule (333 B.C.)
- remants of the Persian Empire fall to Alexander the Great (332 B.C.)
- Alexander the Great conquers Egypt ( 332 B.C. )
- Tyre falls to Alexander the Great (332 B.C.)
- Persian capital of Persepolis burned by Alexander the Great (331 B.C.)
- Alexander the Great dies without naming a successor (324 B.C.)
- Alexander's generals fight the "War of the Diadochi" over Alexander's conquered lands (321 - 304 B.C.)
300 B.C.
- Gauls invade Macedonia (279 B.C.)
- Antigonus Gonatus drives the Gauls from Macedonia (276 B.C.)
- Antigonus Gonatus, king of Macedonia, conquers some of the Greek states (262 B.C.)
- Dardanians invade Macedonia (229 B.C.)
- Rome and Macedonia sign a non-aggression pact (205 B.C.)
200 B.C.
- Rome attacks Macedonia (200 B.C.)
- Rome defeats Macedonian army under Philip V at Cynoscephalae (197 B.C.)
- Rome defeats Macedonia at Pydna (168 B.C.)
- Macedonia forced to pay tribute to Rome (168 B.C.)
- Macedonian revolt led by Andriscus defeats a Roman legion (150 B.C.)
- Rome puts down a Macedonian revolt (148 B.C.)
- Macedonia annexed by Rome (148 B.C.)
800 A.D.
- Basil I begins the Macedonian dynasty in Byzantium (867 A.D.)