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Hellenistic Kingdoms
Background
The Hellenistic Kingdoms were several political entities that were born out of the mass confusion that broke upon the unexpected death of Alexander the Great during the conflicts known as the Wars of the Diadochi. These kingdoms were seized by the various diadochi or military advisors that established their own soverign entities from the existing Achaemenid Empire satrapies.
The establishment of these various kingdoms helped launch the Hellenistic Period when the culture of Hellenism was allowed to spread from Europe all the way through Africa into Mesopotamia and down into India and Southeast Asia. During this time Greek culture diffused and mixed with an unimaginable combination of other cultures, ideas and influences which developed through extensive trade routes.
Kingdom of Macedon
Ptolemaic Kingdom
Seleucid Empire
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Roman Republic
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Carthage
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Cultures
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Kingdom of Macedon
Hellenistic Greece
- Achaea Phthiotis
- Aetolian League
- Athamanians
- Boeotia
- Chrysaorian League
- Cilician Pirates
- Corinthian League
- Epirus
- Epirote League
- Hellenic League
- League of Corinth
- League of the Islanders
- Molossians
- Nesiotic League
- Orestis
- Thessaly
Hellenistic Europe
Hellenistic Mediterranean
Hellenistic Anatolia
Hellenistic Mesopotamia
Hellenistic Asia
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