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- 324 [1] - “Year of the dictator” on fasts. Dictator (No. 47) Lucius Papyriy Cursor, chief of the cavalry Quint Fabius Maxim Rullian. Legate Mark Valery. Prefect of the city of Lucius Papyrius Crassus.
- 324 - The Triumph of L.P. Cursor.
- 324/3 - Athenian archon eponym Hegesius.
- 324 - Alexander leaves for Pasargada , Persepolis . Head Treasurer Garpal flees to Greece. Spring - Return to Susa . Return to Babylon . Festivities in Susa. Wedding of 80 military leaders in Persians . Alexander married the daughter of Darius III Statira and the daughter of Okha Parisatide, Ptolemy - to Artakama , the daughter of Artabaz , Seleucus - to Apama , the daughter of Spitamen of Bactria. 10 thousand Macedonians sent to their homeland. Alexander sent Crater to Macedonia, and Antipater ordered to go to Asia, but only Cassander arrived. Autumn - The death of Hephaestion in Ecbatan . Solemn funeral. Winter - The punitive expedition of Alexander against the Cossei in the mountains of Lurestan .
- 324, September - Olympia proclaims a decree ordering all the cities of the Greek Union to return the exiles and their families (except for the Thebans). Demosthenes is accused of taking bribes from Harpal .
- 324 - The expulsion of the Macedonians from the Punjab . Chandragupta's campaign on Magadha . The overthrow of Dhan Nanda .
- 324-187 (321-185) - The Maurya Dynasty in Magadha .
- 324-298 - King of Magadhi Chandragupta (d. 286 BC). First Minister Kautilla (Canakya).
Died
- October - Hephaestion - Macedonian commander and closest friend of Alexander the Great .
See also
► 324 BC e.
Notes
- ↑ Titus Livy . History from the founding of the city . M., 1989-1993, v. 1, p. 402.