-4 ⟶ Judea Annexed to Roman Syria

Judea annexed to the Roman province of Syria after the death...
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🛡️ Pompey Annexes Judea and Abolishes Seleucid Syria

Pompey captures Jerusalem, and establishes Roman annexation of Judea" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="text-blue-600 hover:underline dark:text-gray-300 dark:underline dark:hover:text-gray-100">Judea as a client kingdom. He also permanently abolishes Seleucid Syria. Aristobulus II of Judea" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="text-blue-600 hover:underline dark:text-gray-300 dark:underline dark:hover:text-gray-100">Judea removed from power & John Hyrcanus II restored as Roman vassal.⟶
Pompey Annexes Judea and Abolishes Seleucid Syria (-63)
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👑 Herod the Great Ascends to the Throne of Judea

Herod the Great becomes king of Judea.⟶
Herod the Great Ascends to the Throne of Judea (-37)
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🏛️ Judea Annexed to Roman Syria

Judea annexed to the Roman province of Syria after the death of King Herod.⟶
Judea Annexed to Roman Syria (-4)
Roman EmpireAnnexationProvincial AdministrationHerodian DynastyAncient romeRegional PowerHasmonean Dynasty
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📜 King Vonones of Armenia Summoned to Syria by Roman Governor

Vonones, the beleaguered king of Armenia, is summoned to Syria, by Roman governor Creticus Silanus.⟶
King Vonones of Armenia Summoned to Syria by Roman Governor (16)
Roman EmpireClient KingdomRoman GovernanceVonones I
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👑 Claudius Appoints Agrippa II Governor of Chalcis

Roman emperor Claudius appoints Agrippa II governor of Chalcis.⟶
Claudius Appoints Agrippa II Governor of Chalcis (50)
Roman EmpireGovernanceProvincial AdministrationHerodian DynastyClient KingdomClaudiusAgrippa IIChalcis
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👑 Legions in Egypt, Syria, and Judea Declare Vespasian Emperor

July 1 – two legions in Egypt, a legion in Syria, and a legion in Judea declare Vespasian emperor⟶
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