332 BC Chr.
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| 332 BC Chr. In other calendars | |
| Buddhist calendar | 212/213 (southern Buddhism); 211/212 (alternative calculation according to Buddha's Parinirvana ) |
| Chinese calendar | 39th (40th) cycle , year of the earth-buffalo己丑 ( at the beginning of the year earth-rat 戊子) |
| Greek calendar | 4th year of the 111th / 1st year of the 112th Olympiad |
| Jewish calendar | 3429/30 |
| Roman calendar | from urbe condita CDXXII (422) |
Events
Alexander train and empire
- January to August: Siege of Tire : The army of Alexander the Great besieges Tire and takes the city after half a year, the residents are killed (2000 residents are crucified ) or sold into slavery. The other Phoenician cities surrender largely without a fight.
- An offer of peace by the Persian King Dareios III. , in which Alexander he offers rule west of the Euphrates , rejects this.
- Alexander the Great conquers Gaza after three months of siege . The rest of Palestine comes under Macedonian rule.
- Alexander the Great captured Egypt without a fight
- The local rulers of Cyprus , previously subject to the Persians, defected to Alexander the Great.
- Revolt of the Thracians against Macedonian rule. Antipater , who was regent in the European part of the Alexander Empire during the Alexander campaign , put down the rebellion.
- During the Thracian uprising, Sparta , the only Greek state that had not joined the Corinthian League , began an uprising against the Macedonians. The Spartan King Agis III. succeeds in occupying Crete and winning Elis , as well as most of the cities of Arcadia and Achaia, as allies.
Died
- Admetus , Macedonian officer of Alexander the Great
- Andromachus , governor of Alexander the great
- Antiphanes , Greek comedy poet (* 408 BC )
- Amyntas , Macedonian nobleman and mercenary leader
- 332 or 331 BC BC : Pnytagoras , king of the city-state Salamis in Cyprus
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