WORLD HISTORY · 500–1 BC 日本語
Events of the 320s BC329–320 BC
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What happened in the 320s BC?
In the 320s BC (329–320 BC), Alexander III defeated King Porus in India and later died in Babylon, setting off the Wars of the Diadochi among his successors. In Greece, an alliance of city-states lost the Lamian War to Macedon, and Rome suffered humiliation at the Caudine Forks.
- Alexander defeats King Porus at the HydaspesAsia
- Lord Huiwen of Qin takes the title of kingAsia
- Mass wedding held at SusaMiddle East
- Alexander III dies in BabylonMiddle East
- Greek city-states lose the Lamian WarEurope
- Rome accepts humiliating peace at Caudine ForksEurope
- Nanda dynasty fallsAsia
- Alexandria becomes the world's largest cityMiddle East
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