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Illyrian Kings A List Of Main Rulers And Dynasties Albanopedia Pinnes (r. 228 218) – young king who had to pay tribute to the romans and obey the rules imposed by the roman republic. demetrius of pharos (r.228 219) – ruled as regent king on behalf of infant pinnes by marrying his mother triteuta and acting as a vassal of the romans. scerdilaidas (r. 218 206) – adept illyrian commander, apparently. Gentius was king of the illyrians ( rex i illyricorum) during 181 167 b.c.e. gentius was a royal member of the illyrian tribe of the ardiaei, son of pleuratus and eurydice. thus, his state is referred either as the kingdom of illyria or as the kingdom of the ardiaei. according to livy, gentius had one brother, plator and one half brother from.
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Pin By Todd Harris On Sculptures Greek Warrior Albanian Culture Bardylis (“bardhyll” in modern albanian language meaning “white star”) was king of the illyrians during 393 358 b.c.e. he was born around 448 b.c.e. as a member of the illyrian tribe of the enchelei. the enchelei inhabited primarily the area around lake lychnidus (ohrid). Illyrian kingdom. king pyrrhus when a child, brought before king glaucia and his wife queen beroia – nicolas rené jollain, 1779. coin minted in the capital of the illyrian kingdom with the inscription: 'skoΔri nΩn' (skodri non, scodra shkodër). the illyrian kingdom was an illyrian political entity that existed on the western part of the. Gentius ( albanian: genti; ancient greek: Γένθιος, "génthios"; fl. 181 – 168 bc) was an illyrian king who belonged to the labeatan dynasty. [ 1] he ruled in 181–168 bc, [ 1][ 2] being the last attested illyrian king. [ 3] he was the son of pleuratus iii, a king who kept positive relations with rome. the capital city of the illyrian. Bardylis (also bardyllis bɑːrˈdɪlɪs ; ancient greek: Βάρδυλις; c. 448 – c. 358 bc) was an illyrian (albanian) bardhyli king, and the founder of the first attested illyrian dynasty. [ 1] during his reign, bardylis aimed to make illyria a regional power interfering with macedon. he united many southern illyrian tribes under his.
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Pin By Faruk Gjini On Illyrian Language And Civilisation Albania Gentius ( albanian: genti; ancient greek: Γένθιος, "génthios"; fl. 181 – 168 bc) was an illyrian king who belonged to the labeatan dynasty. [ 1] he ruled in 181–168 bc, [ 1][ 2] being the last attested illyrian king. [ 3] he was the son of pleuratus iii, a king who kept positive relations with rome. the capital city of the illyrian. Bardylis (also bardyllis bɑːrˈdɪlɪs ; ancient greek: Βάρδυλις; c. 448 – c. 358 bc) was an illyrian (albanian) bardhyli king, and the founder of the first attested illyrian dynasty. [ 1] during his reign, bardylis aimed to make illyria a regional power interfering with macedon. he united many southern illyrian tribes under his. The second illyrian war was fought between the romans and the illyrians in 219 b.c.e. this war took place nine years after the first illyrian war when the romans first established a foothold on the illyrian coast. as such, the second illyrian war was in continuation with the roman expansion east of the apennines. Illyrian tribes in the 1st–2nd centuries ad. the illyrians ( ancient greek: Ἰλλυριοί, illyrioi; latin: illyrii) were a group of indo european speaking people who inhabited the western balkan peninsula in ancient times. they constituted one of the three main paleo balkan populations, along with the thracians and greeks .
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