synonymPerseus(Perseus) Generally refers to Perseus
Perseus is MacedoniaAntioch DynastyThe last king.He ruled the successor country created after the death of Alexander the GreatMacedonia。On June 22, 168 years agoBattle of Pydna (Battle of Pydna) After his defeat, his royal family ended;Macedonia was then ruled by the Romans.
Perseus(Greek:Περσεύς, Ancient Greek:Περσέως）He was the last king of the Antioch Dynasty. He ruled Macedonia, the successor country of Alexander the Great after his death.After the defeat of the Battle of Pydna on June 22, 168, his royal family also ended;Macedonia was then ruled by the Romans.
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179 years ago，Philip V Death.In the previous year, Philip V executed Demetrius, the son of his fellow Romans.Perseus has always been jealous of Dmitri's success as ambassador to Rome, so he instigated his father to poison the "potential usurper".As the Romans preferred Demetrius, when Perseus ascended the throne, Rome did not have much favor with the man who was involved in poisoning Demetrius.
One of the first things Perseus did when he became king was to revise the treaty with Rome.However, his other actions upset Rome.He intervened in the affairs of neighboring countriesAbrupriz(Abrupolis) Deportation and armed inspectionDelphi, evading Rome by sending ambassadors to Macedonia, royal intermarriage, etc., all causedRomanAttention.Rome soon started with PerseusThird Macedonian War (171-168 BC).At the beginning of the war, Perseus still had the upper hand, but after the crucial defeat in the Battle of Petra, King Perseus gave command to Rome because of the warPaulusHe surrendered and ended up in Rome.The kingdom of Antioch was dissolved and replaced by four republics.AndrescusThe Roman government was interrupted for about a year, but heFirst 148 yearsWas defeated by the Romans.First 146 years, four republics were dissolved, and Macedonia officially became the Roman EmpireMacedonian Province。
In June 2005, Perseus'emperor's mausoleumAt Valyria Avenue（en:Via Valeria）NearL'AquilacoverItalian Ministry of CultureandMacedoniaThe archaeological delegation rediscovered it.
