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Events
- 210 - Consuls : Mark Claudius Marcellus ( plebeian ) and Mark Valery Levin (for the 2nd time, patrician ); proconsuls : Gnei Fulvius Centumal (in Puglia ), Quintus Fulvius Flaccus (in Capua ), Publius Cornelius Scipio African (in Spain ) and Publius Sulpicius Galba Maxim (in Greece ); praetors : Gaius Letorius ( for foreigners ), Lucius Manlius Acidin (in Rome ), Lucius Cincius Aliment (in Sicily ) and Publius Manlius Wolson (in Sardinia ); propraetors : Guy Calpurnius Pison (in Etruria ), Guy Claudius Nero (in Spain) and Mark Junius Silan (in Spain); plebeian aediles : Quintus Katius [1] , Lucius Veturius , Lucius Portius Licin and Publius Licinius Var ; tribunes of the people : Gaius Arrhenius , Lucius Arrhenius , Lucius Atilius and Mark Lucretius ; monetary triumvir : Publius Manlius Wolson [2] ; censors : Lucius Veturius Filon (patrician) and Publius Licinius Crassus Div (plebeian); dictator ( for election ): Quint Fulvius Flaccus; cavalry commander : Publius Licinius Crassus Divit; Mars flaming : Marc Amelia Regill ; Jupiter's flaming : Guy Claudius; supreme kurion: Mark Emilius Pap ; Quindetsemvir Rites : Tiberius Sempronius Long ; Augurs : Gnei Cornelius Lentulus , Quintus Fabius Maxim Verrukoz , Lucius Quintius Flaminin (all are patricians), Marc Claudius Marcellus, Marc Pomponius , Marc Servilius Puleks Gemin and Tiberius Sempronius Long (all plebeians); pontiffs : Gnei Servilius Tsepion , Quintus Fabius Maxim Verrukoz, Marc Cornelius Tseteg , Titus Manlius Torquatus (all are patricians), Guy Livius Salinator , Guy Servilius Gemin , Quintus Fulvius Flaccus, Quintus Cecilius Metellus and Publius Licinius Place Div (); Holy King: Marc Marcius [3] [4] .
- 210 - Carthaginian troops finally left Sicily. Publius Cornelius Scipio (African) (approx. 237-183) (son of Publius Scipio) was sent to Spain.
- 210 - The death under Herdonia of Gnei Fulvius Centumal.
- 210 - The power in Sparta captures the Mahanid.
- 210-207 - Ruler of Sparta Mahanid.
- 210 - Philip devastated Illyria, turned Pelagonia and took Cynthia, the city of Dardanians, then went to Thrace to the honeys and captured their capital Jamphorin. Makhanid pestered the Achaeans at the borders, the Aetolians devastated the lands of Achaia, crossing the army across the strait between Navpakt and Patras.
- 210-204 - East campaign of Antiochus III.
- C.210 - A massive uprising erupts in northern Egypt.
- 210 - Death of Qin Shi Huangdi. He was buried with an army made of clay. His eldest son Fu Su was in Ordos at the headquarters of Men Tian. Chancellor Lee Sy led the Legists. The eunuch Zhao Gao sent Fu Su a fake order, signed by Qin Shi Huangdi, instructing him to commit suicide. Despite the persuasion of Men Tian, Fu Su executed the order.
- 210-207 - Emperor of China Er Shi (Hu Hai), son of Qin Shi Huang .
- 210 - Power captured Zhao Gao. Men Tien and Li Si are executed. Zhao Gao openly oppressed the people.
- 210 - The Huns returned to Yinshan without encountering resistance. Fog began the war with yuezhi. Mode managed to escape. Mist gave him control of tumen. Mode trained his cavalry in military affairs
Died
- Qin Shihuangdi , the first Chinese emperor;
- Marc Marcius [5] , king of the priesthood [6] [7] ;
- Mark Emilius Pap [8] , supreme kurion [6] [7] .
Notes
- ↑ Groag E. Catius 3 // Paulys Realencyclopädie der classischen Altertumswissenschaft (RE). - 1899. - Bd. III, 2. - Sp. 1792 [1] ;
- ↑ Crawford M. The Roman Republican Coinage. - London : Cambridge University Press , 1974. - Ref. 64;
- ↑ Titus Livy . History of Rome from the founding of the City . - M., 1989-93. - T. II - Page 250-279;
- ↑ TR Sh. Broughton . The Magistrates of the Roman Republic. - New York , 1951. - Vol. I - Pp. 277-284;
- ↑ Münzer F. Marcius 20 // RE. - 1942. - Bd. XIV, 2. - Sp. 1545;
- ↑ 1 2 Livy . History from the founding of the city, xxvii, 7 (16);
- ↑ 1 2 TR Sh. Broughton . The Magistrates of the Roman Republic. - New York, 1951. - Vol. I - Pp. 282, 283;
- ↑ Elimar Klebs . Aemilius 111 // RE. - 1893. - Bd. I, 1. - Sp. 576 [2] .