WORLD HISTORY · 500–1 BC 日本語
Events of the 390s BC399–390 BC
What happened in the 390s BC?
In the 390s BC (399–390 BC), Socrates was sentenced to death and executed in Athens, and his student Plato published the Apology of Socrates. The Corinthian War broke out in Greece, and Rome captured the Etruscan city of Veii.
- Socrates sentenced to death and executedEurope
- Nepherites I founds Egypt's 29th DynastyMiddle East
- Celtic tribes found MediolanumEurope
- Rome captures Etruscan VeiiEurope
- Plato publishes the Apology of SocratesEurope
- Corinthian War breaks out in GreeceEurope
- Tian He of Qi exiles Duke Kang to an islandAsia
- Battle of the Allia in Rome's war with GaulsEurope
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Events of the 390s BC (timeline · 1)
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