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Kingdom of Lysimachus
Origins
After Alexander's death in 323 BCE, Lysimachus received Thrace as his satrapy and spent years subduing the Odrysian Kingdom under Seuthes III. In 309 BCE he founded Lysimachia on the Gallipoli peninsula as his capital, and around 306 BCE he took the royal title with the other Successors.
Rule and society
Lysimachus was a careful financier who built a large treasury and minted famous tetradrachms showing the deified Alexander. After the Battle of Ipsus in 301 BCE he gained most of western Asia Minor, refounding Ephesus. North of the Haemus he campaigned against the Getae, and around 292 BCE was captured by their king Dromichaetes. In 288 BCE he and Pyrrhus took Macedon, which he held alone from 285 BCE.
Decline and legacy
Family murders, including the killing of his son Agathocles, alienated his supporters. Seleucus I defeated and killed him at Corupedium in 281 BCE. His realm broke up, and Thrace soon fell to the Celtic invasions and the Kingdom of Tylis.
Lineage
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- Odrysian Kingdom was a vassal of Kingdom of Lysimachus306 BCE – 281 BCE
- Heraclea Pontica was conquered by Kingdom of Lysimachus289 BCE – 281 BCE
- Kingdom of Pergamon split from Kingdom of Lysimachus282 BCE
- Kingdom of Lysimachus was conquered by Seleucid Empire281 BCE
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