Pausanias of Macedon

For other people named Pausanias, see Pausanias (disambiguation).

Pausanias of Macedon (Greek: Παυσανίας ὁ Μακεδών), the son and successor of Aeropus II. He was assassinated in the year of his accession by Amyntas III.

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Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology

Preceded by Craterus	King of Macedon 393 BC–393 BC	Succeeded by Amyntas III

v • d • e Kings of Macedon

Argeads	Karanus · Koenus · Tyrimmas · Perdiccas I · Argaeus I · Philip I · Aeropus I · Alcetas I · Amyntas I · Alexander I · Alcetas II · Perdiccas II · Archelaus I · Craterus · Orestes and Aeropus II · Archelaus II · Amyntas II · Pausanias · Argaeus II · Amyntas III · Alexander II · Perdiccas III · Amyntas IV · Philip II · Alexander the Great · Philip III · Alexander IV

Regents	Ptolemy of Aloros · Antipater · Polyperchon · Cassander

Antipatrids	Cassander · Philip IV · Alexander V · Antipater II · Antipater Etesias · Sosthenes

Antigonids	Demetrius I · Antigonus II · Demetrius II · Antigonus III · Philip V · Perseus

Non-Dynastic	Lysimachus · Pyrrhus · Ptolemy Keraunos · Meleager

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