WORLD HISTORY · 500–1 BC 日本語
Events of the 190s BC199–190 BC
What happened in the 190s BC?
In the 190s BC (199–190 BC), Rome defeated Macedon at Cynoscephalae and the Seleucid Empire at Magnesia, and the Rosetta Stone was erected in Egypt. In East Asia, the Han made a peace pact with the Xiongnu, and Wiman Joseon was founded in northern Korea.
- Han and Xiongnu sign peace treatyAsia
- Rome wins the Battle of CynoscephalaeEurope
- Rosetta Stone erectedMiddle East
- Pergamon library leads to invention of parchmentMiddle East
- Liu Bang dies; Emperor Hui takes throneAsia
- Wiman founds Wiman JoseonAsia
- Winged Victory of Samothrace createdEurope
- Rome wins the Battle of MagnesiaEurope
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Events of the 190s BC (timeline · 1)
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The Roman Republic under its new consuls Publius Sulpicius Galba and Gaius Aurelius Cotta declares war on Philip V of Macedon, starting the Second Macedonian War.
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