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Antiokus II. teos’un trakya seferi

The campaign of antiochus ıı theos in thrace

Jordan ILIEV
Pages
211–22
Publication Date
2022-10-18
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It is likely that they were his allies, which provoked the expedition against an anonymous ruler of Seuthopolis, as some epigraphical records and archaeological evidence suggests.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The author presents a systematization of all ancient sources, which can be associated with the Thracian campaign of Antiochus II Theos.
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Key Findings & Data:As a result he thinks that there is no indisputable evidence about the connection of this king with the Thracian lands, except his coins.
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Conclusion & Impact:It is likely that they were his allies, which provoked the expedition against an anonymous ruler of Seuthopolis, as some epigraphical records and archaeological evidence suggests.
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Abstract

The author presents a systematization of all ancient sources, which can be associated with the Thracian campaign of Antiochus II Theos. As a result he thinks that there is no indisputable evidence about the connection of this king with the Thracian lands, except his coins. Presumably he never made war with the Greek cities over the Thracian coast, as is considered in historiography. It is likely that they were his allies, which provoked the expedition against an anonymous ruler of Seuthopolis, as some epigraphical records and archaeological evidence suggests.

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Bu makalede yazar Antiokus II Teos’un Trakya Seferi ile ilgili tüm antik kaynakları tarayarak bir sisteme oturtmaktadır. Sonuç olarak yazar Antiokus II Teos’un Trakya ile herhangi bir ilgisi olduğuna dair bu kralın paraları dışında bir delil bulunmadığını savunmaktadır. Muhtemelen tarihi kaynaklarda iddia edildiği gibi Antiokus II Teos Trakya sahillerinin kontrolü için Yunan şehirleri ile hiçbir zaman savaşmamıştı. Bazı yazıtlar ve arkeolojik delillere göre Antiokus II Teos ve Yunan şehirleri ittifak olarak Seuthopolis kralına karşı savaşmış olabilirler.

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ILIEV, J. (2022). Antiokus II. teos’un trakya seferi. History Studies, Cilt: 5 - Sayı: 1, 211–22. https://ajindex.com/articles/537281

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