List Of Military Commanders
Year(s) | Name | Party | War(s) | Theatre(s) | Campaign(s) | Operation(s) | Battle(s) |
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6000 BC–500 BC | Ashwatthama | Kaurava | Kurukshetra War | ||||
Bhishma | |||||||
Dhrishtadyumna | Pandava | ||||||
Drona | Kaurava | ||||||
Duryodhana | |||||||
Karna | |||||||
Krishna | Pandava | ||||||
Shakuni | Kaurava | ||||||
Shalya | |||||||
Yudhisthira | Pandava | ||||||
2598 BC | Chi You | Dongyi or Hmong people | Battle of Zhuolu | ||||
Yan Emperor | Shennong | Battle of Banquan | |||||
Yellow Emperor | |||||||
Huaxia | Battle of Zhuolu | ||||||
2271 BC | Lugal-zage-si | Sumer | Conquests of Sargon of Akkad | Battle of Uruk | |||
Sargon of Akkad | Akkadian Empire | ||||||
1700 BC–1000 BC | Sudas | Tritsu | Battle of the Ten Kings | ||||
Vishvamitra | Bhrigus | ||||||
1646 BC | Jie of Xia | Battle of Mingtiao | |||||
Tang of Shang | |||||||
1457 BC | Thutmose III | Egypt | Battle of Megiddo (15th century BC) | ||||
1274 BC | Muwatalli II | History of the Hittites | Battle of Kadesh | ||||
1274 BC–1269 BC | Ramesses II | New Kingdom of Egypt | |||||
Siege of Dapur | |||||||
1178 BC–1175 BC | Ramesses III | Ancient Egypt | Battle of Djahy | ||||
Battle of the Delta | |||||||
1046 BC | King Wu of Zhou | Zhou Dynasty | Battle of Muye | ||||
King Zhou of Shang | Shang Dynasty | ||||||
986 BC–967 BC | Siamun | Ancient Egypt | Sack of Gezer | ||||
925 BC | Rehoboam | Kingdom of Judah | Sack of Jerusalem (10th century BC) | ||||
Sheshonk I | Ancient Egypt | Battle of Bitter Lakes | |||||
Egypt | Sack of Jerusalem (10th century BC) | ||||||
853 BC | Ahab | Military history of the Neo-Assyrian Empire | Assyrian Conquest of Syria | Battle of Qarqar | |||
Hadadezer | |||||||
Shalmaneser III | Assyria | ||||||
743 BC–724 BC | Alcmenes | First Messenian War | |||||
Polydorus | |||||||
Theopompus of Sparta | |||||||
693 BC–691 BC | Mushezib-Marduk | Babylonia | Military history of the Neo-Assyrian Empire | Battle of Diyala River | |||
Battle of Halule | |||||||
Sennacherib | Assyria | Battle of Diyala River | |||||
Battle of Halule | |||||||
685 BC–668 BC | Anaxander | Sparta | Second Messenian War | ||||
Anaxidamus | |||||||
Tyrtaeus | |||||||
682 BC | Androcles | Arcadia or Messenia | Battle of the Great Foss | ||||
682 BC–640 BC | Aristomenes | Messenia | Battle of Deres | ||||
Battle of the Great Foss | |||||||
669 BC | Esarhaddon | Assyria | Military history of the Neo-Assyrian Empire | Fall of Elam | |||
655 BC–639 BC | Ashurbanipal | Battle of Susa | |||||
Fall of Elam | |||||||
635 BC | Psamtik I | Twenty-sixth Dynasty of Egypt | Fall of Ashdod | ||||
632 BC | Cheng Dechen | Chu (state) | Spring and Autumn period | Battle of Chengpu | |||
627 BC–624 BC | Ashur-etil-ilani | Assyria | Military history of the Neo-Assyrian Empire | Revolt of Babylon (626 BC) | |||
626 BC–608 BC | Nabopolassar | Babylonia | |||||
Fall of Assur | |||||||
Battle of Nineveh (612 BC) | |||||||
Fall of Harran | |||||||
624 BC–612 BC | Sinsharishkun | Assyria | Revolt of Babylon (626 BC) | ||||
Fall of Assur | |||||||
Neo-Assyrian Empire | Battle of Nineveh (612 BC) | ||||||
614 BC–585 BC | Cyaxares the Great | Medes | Fall of Assur | ||||
Battle of Nineveh (612 BC) | |||||||
Fall of Harran | |||||||
Battle of Halys | |||||||
609 BC | Josiah | Kingdom of Judah | Battle of Megiddo (609 BC) | ||||
609 BC–605 BC | Necho II | Late Period of ancient Egypt | |||||
Military history of the Neo-Assyrian Empire | Battle of Carchemish | ||||||
Ancient Egypt | Battle of Hama | ||||||
608 BC | Ashur-uballit II | Assyria | Military history of the Neo-Assyrian Empire | Fall of Harran | |||
605 BC–587 BC | Nebuchadnezzar II | Neo-Babylonian Empire | Battle of Carchemish | ||||
Babylonia | Battle of Hama | ||||||
Siege of Jerusalem (597 BC) | |||||||
Neo-Babylonian Empire | Siege of Jerusalem (587 BC) | ||||||
597 BC | Jehoiakim | Kingdom of Judah | Siege of Jerusalem (597 BC) | ||||
595 BC–585 BC | Cleisthenes of Sicyon | Sicyon | First Sacred War | ||||
589 BC | Duke Qing of Qi | Qi (state) | Battle of An | ||||
587 BC | Zedekiah | Kingdom of Judah | Siege of Jerusalem (587 BC) | ||||
585 BC | Alyattes of Lydia | Lydia | Battle of Halys | ||||
575 BC | Duke Li of Jin | Battle of Yanling | |||||
King Gong of Chu | |||||||
552 BC–551 BC | Cambyses I | Fars Province | Persian Revolt | ||||
Battle of the Persian Border | |||||||
552 BC–550 BC | Astyages | Medes | Persian Revolt | ||||
Battle of the Persian Border | |||||||
552 BC–547 BC | Harpagus | Persian Revolt | |||||
Fars Province | |||||||
Medes | Battle of Hyrba | ||||||
Fars Province | |||||||
Medes | Battle of the Persian Border | ||||||
Achaemenid Empire | Battle of Pteria | ||||||
Battle of Thymbra | |||||||
Siege of Sardis (547 BC) | |||||||
552 BC–539 BC | Cyrus the Great | Fars Province | Persian Revolt | ||||
Battle of Hyrba | |||||||
Battle of the Persian Border | |||||||
Achaemenid Empire | Battle of Pteria | ||||||
Battle of Thymbra | |||||||
Siege of Sardis (547 BC) | |||||||
Battle of Opis | |||||||
547 BC | Abradatas | Battle of Pteria | |||||
Battle of Thymbra | |||||||
Amorges | Battle of Pteria | ||||||
Battle of Thymbra | |||||||
Arsames | Battle of Pteria | ||||||
Battle of Thymbra | |||||||
Artavasdes | Battle of Pteria | ||||||
Battle of Thymbra | |||||||
Croesus | Lydia | Battle of Pteria | |||||
Battle of Thymbra | |||||||
Siege of Sardis (547 BC) | |||||||
Hystaspes (father of Darius I) | Achaemenid Empire | Battle of Pteria | |||||
Battle of Thymbra | |||||||
Megabyzus | Battle of Pteria | ||||||
Battle of Thymbra | |||||||
Tigranes | Battle of Pteria | ||||||
Battle of Thymbra | |||||||
547 BC–539 BC | Gobryas | Battle of Pteria | |||||
Battle of Thymbra | |||||||
Battle of Opis | |||||||
539 BC | Belshazzar | Neo-Babylonian Empire | |||||
Nabonidus | |||||||
525 BC | Cambyses II | Achaemenid Empire | Battle of Pelusium (525 BC) | ||||
Psamtik III | Twenty-sixth Dynasty of Egypt | ||||||
510 BC–480 BC | Hamilcar I of Carthage | Carthage | Greek-Punic Wars | ||||
509 BC | Aruns (son of Tarquinius Superbus) | Tarquinia | Roman conquest of Italy | Roman-Etruscan Wars | Battle of Silva Arsia | ||
Lucius Junius Brutus | Roman Republic | ||||||
Publius Valerius Publicola | |||||||
509 BC–496 BC | Lucius Tarquinius Superbus | Tarquinia | |||||
Latin League | Roman-Latin wars | Battle of Lake Regillus | |||||
508 BC | Cloelia | Roman Republic | Roman-Etruscan Wars | ||||
Lars Porsena | Clusium | ||||||
Titus Lucretius Tricipitinus | Roman Republic | ||||||
506 BC | King Helü of Wu | Wu (state) | Battle of Boju | ||||
Shen Yin Shu | Chu (state) | ||||||
Sun Tzu | Wu (state) | ||||||
Wu Zixu | |||||||
499 BC | Aristagoras | Miletus | Greco-Persian Wars | Ionian Revolt | Siege of Naxos (499 BC) | ||
Megabates | Achaemenid Empire | ||||||
499 BC–498 BC | Eualcides | Eretria | |||||
499 BC–494 BC | Histiaeus | Ionia | |||||
499 BC–493 BC | Artaphernes | Achaemenid Empire | |||||
496 BC | Aulus Postumius Albus Regillensis | Roman Republic | Roman conquest of Italy | Roman-Latin wars | Battle of Lake Regillus | ||
Octavius Mamilius | Latin League | ||||||
Titus Aebutius Elva | Roman Republic | ||||||
480 BC–465 BC | Xerxes I of Persia | Achaemenid Empire | Greco-Persian Wars | Second Persian invasion of Greece | Battle of Thermopylae | ||
Battle of Salamis | |||||||
Wars of the Delian League | |||||||
479 BC | Leotychidas | Ancient Greece | Second Persian invasion of Greece | Battle of Mycale | |||
Pausanias (general) | Battle of Plataea | ||||||
Xanthippus | Battle of Mycale | ||||||
477 BC | Caeso Fabius Vibulanus (consul) | Roman Republic | Roman conquest of Italy | Roman-Etruscan Wars | Battle of the Cremera | ||
477 BC–455 BC | Artabazos I of Phrygia | Achaemenid Empire | Greco-Persian Wars | Wars of the Delian League | |||
477 BC–449 BC | Megabyzus | ||||||
477 BC–429 BC | Pericles | Delian League | |||||
Classical Athens | First Peloponnesian War | Second Sacred War | |||||
Samian War | |||||||
Peloponnesian War | |||||||
469 BC–450 BC | Cimon | Delian League | Greco-Persian Wars | Wars of the Delian League | Battle of the Eurymedon | ||
Classical Athens | First Peloponnesian War | ||||||
465 BC–449 BC | Artaxerxes I of Persia | Achaemenid Empire | Greco-Persian Wars | Wars of the Delian League | |||
460 BC–445 BC | Leosthenes | Classical Athens | First Peloponnesian War | ||||
458 BC | Cincinnatus | Roman Republic | Roman conquest of Italy | Battle of Mons Algidus | |||
Lucius Minucius Esquilinus Augurinus | |||||||
458 BC–445 BC | Pleistoanax | History of Sparta | First Peloponnesian War | ||||
457 BC | Myronides | Athens | Battle of Tanagra (457 BC) | ||||
Battle of Oenophyta | |||||||
Nicomedes | Sparta | Battle of Tanagra (457 BC) | |||||
447 BC | Tolmides | Delian League | Battle of Coronea (447 BC) | ||||
433 BC | Lacedaimonius | Athens | Peloponnesian War | Battle of Sybota | |||
432 BC | Callias II | Battle of Potidaea | |||||
431 BC–427 BC | Archidamus II | Sparta | |||||
429 BC | Phormio | Athens | Battle of Rhium | ||||
Battle of Naupactus | |||||||
429 BC–422 BC | Brasidas | Peloponnese | |||||
Sparta | Battle of Pylos | ||||||
Battle of Megara | |||||||
Battle of Amphipolis | |||||||
426 BC–413 BC | Demosthenes (general) | Athens | Aetolian campaign | ||||
Battle of Olpae | |||||||
Battle of Idomene | |||||||
Battle of Pylos | |||||||
Battle of Sphacteria | |||||||
Classical Athens | Sicilian Expedition | ||||||
Eurymedon (strategos) | Athens | Battle of Tanagra (426 BC) | |||||
Classical Athens | Sicilian Expedition | ||||||
Nicias | Athens | Battle of Tanagra (426 BC) | |||||
Battle of Amphipolis | |||||||
Classical Athens | Sicilian Expedition | ||||||
425 BC–422 BC | Cleon | Athens | Battle of Sphacteria | ||||
Battle of Amphipolis | |||||||
424 BC | Hippocrates of Athens | Battle of Delium | |||||
Pagondas | Boeotia | ||||||
422 BC | Thucydides | Athens | Battle of Amphipolis | ||||
418 BC | Agis II | Sparta | Battle of Mantinea (418 BC) | ||||
Laches (general) | Athens | ||||||
415 BC–414 BC | Lamachus | Classical Athens | Sicilian Expedition | ||||
415 BC–410 BC | Alcibiades | ||||||
Sparta | |||||||
Athens | Battle of Cyzicus | ||||||
Hermocrates | Syracuse, Sicily | Sicilian Expedition | |||||
Sparta | Battle of Cyzicus | ||||||
414 BC–413 BC | Gylippus | Sicilian Expedition | |||||
411 BC | Hegesandridas | Battle of Eretria | |||||
411 BC–410 BC | Mindarus | Battle of Cynossema | |||||
Battle of Abydos | |||||||
Battle of Cyzicus | |||||||
Thrasyllus | Athens | Battle of Cynossema | |||||
Battle of Abydos | |||||||
411 BC–403 BC | Thrasybulus | Battle of Cynossema | |||||
Battle of Abydos | |||||||
Battle of Cyzicus | |||||||
Phyle Campaign | Battle of Phyle | ||||||
Battle of Munichia | |||||||
Battle of Piraeus | |||||||
410 BC | Theramenes | Athens | Peloponnesian War | Battle of Cyzicus | |||
410 BC–401 BC | Clearchus of Sparta | Sparta | |||||
Greeks | Battle of Cunaxa | ||||||
409 BC–406 BC | Hannibal Mago | Carthage | Greek-Punic Wars | Battle of Selinus | |||
Battle of Himera (409 BC) | |||||||
Siege of Akragas (406 BC) | |||||||
406 BC | Callicratidas | Sparta | Peloponnesian War | Battle of Arginusae | |||
406 BC–395 BC | Lysander | Battle of Notium | |||||
Battle of Aegospotami | |||||||
Spartan hegemony | Corinthian War | Battle of Haliartus | |||||
405 BC | Adeimantus (son of Leucolophides) | Athens | Peloponnesian War | Battle of Aegospotami | |||
Himilco (general) | Carthage | Greek-Punic Wars | Battle of Gela (405 BC) | ||||
Sack of Camarina (405 BC) | |||||||
405 BC–394 BC | Conon | Athens | Peloponnesian War | Battle of Aegospotami | |||
Spartan hegemony | Corinthian War | Battle of Cnidus | |||||
405 BC–386 BC | Dionysius I of Syracuse | Syracuse, Sicily | Greek-Punic Wars | Battle of Gela (405 BC) | |||
Sack of Camarina (405 BC) | |||||||
Siege of Motya | |||||||
Siege of Segesta (397 BC) | |||||||
Siege of Syracuse (397 BC) | |||||||
Siege of Tauromenium (394 BC) | |||||||
Battle of Abacaenum | |||||||
Battle of Chrysas | |||||||
Battle of the Elleporus | |||||||
Siege of Rhegium | |||||||
404 BC–403 BC | Critias | Phyle Campaign | Battle of Munichia | ||||
403 BC | Pausanias II of Sparta | Sparta | Battle of Piraeus | ||||
401 BC | Ariaeus | Battle of Cunaxa | |||||
Cyrus the Younger | |||||||
Tissaphernes | Achaemenid Empire | ||||||
401 BC–362 BC | Artaxerxes II of Persia | ||||||
Artaxerxes' II Cadusian Campaign | |||||||
Revolt of the Satraps | |||||||
397 BC–396 BC | Leptines of Syracuse | Syracuse, Sicily | Greek-Punic Wars | Battle of Catana (397 BC) | |||
Siege of Syracuse (397 BC) | |||||||
396 BC | Marcus Furius Camillus | Roman Republic | Roman conquest of Italy | Roman-Etruscan Wars | Battle of Veii | ||
394 BC | Aristodemus | Sparta | Spartan hegemony | Corinthian War | Battle of Nemea | ||
Peisander (general) | Battle of Cnidus | ||||||
Pharnabazos II, Satrap of Phrygia | Achaemenid Empire | ||||||
394 BC–362 BC | Agesilaus II | Sparta | Battle of Coronea (394 BC) | ||||
Peloponnesian War | Battle of Mantinea (362 BC) | ||||||
391 BC–356 BC | Iphicrates | Athens | Spartan hegemony | Corinthian War | Battle of Lechaeum | ||
Social War (357–355 BC) | Battle of Embata | ||||||
390 BC–387 BC | Brennus (4th century BC) | Gaul | Roman conquest of Italy | Battle of the Allia | |||
385 BC | Tiribazus | Achaemenid Empire | Artaxerxes' II Cadusian Campaign | ||||
385 BC–362 BC | Datames | ||||||
Revolt of the Satraps | |||||||
376 BC–364 BC | Pelopidas | Ancient Thebes (Boeotia) | Battle of Tegyra | ||||
Battle of Cynoscephalae (364 BC) | |||||||
376 BC–357 BC | Chabrias | Classical Athens | Boeotian War | Battle of Naxos | |||
Athens | Social War (357–355 BC) | ||||||
372 BC–362 BC | Ariobarzanes of Phrygia | Revolt of the Satraps | |||||
Autophradates | |||||||
Orontes I | |||||||
371 BC | Cleombrotus I | Sparta | Peloponnesian War | Battle of Leuctra | |||
371 BC–362 BC | Epaminondas | Thebes, Greece | |||||
Battle of Mantinea (362 BC) | |||||||
364 BC | Alexander of Pherae | Battle of Cynoscephalae (364 BC) | |||||
356 BC | Timotheus (general) | Second Athenian Empire | Social War (357–355 BC) | Battle of Embata | |||
356 BC–343 BC | Phalaikos | Phocis | Rise of Macedon | Third Sacred War | |||
Knossos | Foreign War | ||||||
356 BC–338 BC | Chares of Athens | Athens | Social War (357–355 BC) | Battle of Embata | |||
Rise of Macedon | Third Sacred War | Battle of Crocus Field | |||||
Battle of Chaeronea (338 BC) | |||||||
354 BC–342 BC | Pang Juan | Wei (state) | Warring States period | Battle of Guiling | |||
Battle of Maling | |||||||
Sun Bin | Qi (state) | Warring States period | Battle of Guiling | ||||
Battle of Maling | |||||||
Tian Ji | Warring States period | Battle of Guiling | |||||
Battle of Maling | |||||||
353 BC–352 BC | Onomarchus | Phocis | Rise of Macedon | Third Sacred War | Battle of Crocus Field | ||
353 BC–338 BC | Philip II of Macedon | Macedonia (ancient kingdom) | |||||
Battle of Chaeronea (338 BC) | |||||||
346 BC–343 BC | Archidamus III | Sparta | Foreign War | ||||
343 BC–339 BC | Marcus Valerius Corvus | Roman Republic | Roman conquest of Italy | Samnite Wars | Battle of Mount Gaurus | ||
340 BC | Publius Decius Mus (consul 340 BC) | Roman-Latin wars | Latin War | ||||
Timoleon | Syracuse, Sicily | Greek-Punic Wars | Battle of the Crimissus | ||||
340 BC–338 BC | Gaius Maenius | Roman Republic | Roman conquest of Italy | Roman-Latin wars | Latin War | ||
339 BC | Titus Manlius Torquatus (consul 347 BC) | Battle of Trifanum | |||||
338 BC | Lysicles (4th century BC) | Athens | Rise of Macedon | Battle of Chaeronea (338 BC) | |||
338 BC–325 BC | Alexander the Great | Macedonia (ancient kingdom) | |||||
Wars of Alexander the Great | Alexander's Balkan campaign | Siege of Pelium | |||||
Battle of Thebes | |||||||
Battle of the Granicus | |||||||
Siege of Halicarnassus | |||||||
Battle of Issus | |||||||
Siege of Tyre | |||||||
Siege of Gaza | |||||||
Battle of Gaugamela | |||||||
Battle of the Uxian Defile | |||||||
Battle of the Persian Gate | |||||||
Siege of Cyropolis | |||||||
Battle of Jaxartes | |||||||
Sogdian Rock | |||||||
Indian campaign of Alexander the Great | Cophen Campaign | ||||||
Battle of the Hydaspes | |||||||
Mallian Campaign | |||||||
335 BC | Cleitus the Illyrian | Alexander's Balkan campaign | Siege of Pelium | ||||
Glaucias of Taulanti | |||||||
335 BC–319 BC | Antipater | Macedonia (ancient kingdom) | |||||
Battle of Megalopolis | |||||||
Lamian War | Battle of Thermopylae (323 BC) | ||||||
Battle of Crannon | |||||||
Wars of the Diadochi | |||||||
334 BC | Arsames (Persian General) | Achaemenid Empire | Wars of Alexander the Great | Battle of the Granicus | |||
Memnon of Rhodes | Classical Greece | ||||||
Achaemenid Empire | Siege of Halicarnassus | ||||||
Mithridates of Persia | Battle of the Granicus | ||||||
Orontobates | Siege of Halicarnassus | ||||||
Pharnaces | Battle of the Granicus | ||||||
Rhoesaces | |||||||
Spithridates | |||||||
334 BC–331 BC | Cleitus the Black | Macedonia (ancient kingdom) | |||||
Battle of Gaugamela | |||||||
334 BC–330 BC | Parmenion | Battle of the Granicus | |||||
Battle of Gaugamela | |||||||
Battle of the Persian Gate | |||||||
333 BC | Drypetis | Achaemenid Empire | Battle of Issus | ||||
Sabaces | |||||||
Sisygambis | |||||||
Stateira I | |||||||
Stateira II | |||||||
333 BC–331 BC | Darius III | ||||||
Battle of Gaugamela | |||||||
332 BC | Batis (commander) | Siege of Gaza | |||||
331 BC | Agis III | Sparta | Battle of Megalopolis | ||||
Alexander I of Epirus | Epirus | Battle of Pandosia | |||||
Bessus | Achaemenid Empire | Wars of Alexander the Great | Battle of Gaugamela | ||||
Nearchus | Ancient Greece | ||||||
Orontes II | Achaemenid Empire | ||||||
331 BC–326 BC | Hephaestion | Macedonia (ancient kingdom) | |||||
Indian campaign of Alexander the Great | Battle of the Hydaspes | ||||||
331 BC–322 BC | Craterus | Battle of Gaugamela | |||||
Indian campaign of Alexander the Great | Cophen Campaign | ||||||
Battle of the Hydaspes | |||||||
Lamian War | Battle of Crannon | ||||||
331 BC–320 BC | Perdiccas | Wars of Alexander the Great | Battle of Gaugamela | ||||
Indian campaign of Alexander the Great | Cophen Campaign | ||||||
Battle of the Hydaspes | |||||||
Wars of the Diadochi | |||||||
331 BC–312 BC | Ptolemy I Soter | Macedonia (ancient kingdom) | Wars of Alexander the Great | Battle of Gaugamela | |||
Indian campaign of Alexander the Great | Cophen Campaign | ||||||
Battle of the Hydaspes | |||||||
Wars of the Diadochi | Second War of the Diadochi | ||||||
Battle of Gaza (312 BC) | |||||||
331 BC–301 BC | Antigonus I Monophthalmus | Macedonia (ancient kingdom) | Wars of Alexander the Great | Battle of Gaugamela | |||
Wars of the Diadochi | Second War of the Diadochi | Battle of Paraitacene | |||||
Battle of Gabiene | |||||||
Antigonid dynasty | Babylonian War | ||||||
Battle of Ipsus | |||||||
331 BC–281 BC | Seleucus I Nicator | Macedonia (ancient kingdom) | Wars of Alexander the Great | Battle of Gaugamela | |||
Indian campaign of Alexander the Great | Battle of the Hydaspes | ||||||
Wars of the Diadochi | Battle of Gaza (312 BC) | ||||||
Seleucid Empire | Babylonian War | ||||||
Seleucid–Mauryan war | |||||||
Wars of the Diadochi | Battle of Ipsus | ||||||
Battle of Corupedium | |||||||
330 BC | Ariobarzanes, Satrap of Persis | Achaemenid Empire | Wars of Alexander the Great | Battle of the Persian Gate | |||
Philotas | Macedonia (ancient kingdom) | ||||||
328 BC | Spitamenes | Sogdiana | Sogdian Rock | ||||
327 BC–322 BC | Leonnatus | Macedonia (ancient kingdom) | Indian campaign of Alexander the Great | Cophen Campaign | |||
Lamian War | Battle of Rhamnus | ||||||
326 BC | Coenus (general) | Wars of Alexander the Great | Indian campaign of Alexander the Great | Battle of the Hydaspes | |||
King Porus | Pauravas | ||||||
326 BC–281 BC | Lysimachus | Macedonia (ancient kingdom) | |||||
Wars of the Diadochi | Second War of the Diadochi | ||||||
Battle of Ipsus | |||||||
Battle of Corupedium | |||||||
323 BC | Leosthenes | Athens | Lamian War | Battle of Plataea (323 BC) | |||
Greeks | Battle of Thermopylae (323 BC) | ||||||
323 BC–315 BC | Polyperchon | Macedonia (ancient kingdom) | |||||
Wars of the Diadochi | Second War of the Diadochi | ||||||
322 BC | Menon IV of Pharsalus | Greeks | Lamian War | Battle of Crannon | |||
321 BC | Dhana Nanda | Nanda Empire | Conquest of the Nanda Empire | ||||
Gaius Pontius | Samnium | Roman conquest of Italy | Samnite Wars | Battle of the Caudine Forks | |||
Spurius Postumius Albinus | Roman Republic | ||||||
Titus Veturius Calvinus | |||||||
321 BC–303 BC | Chandragupta Maurya | Maurya Empire | Conquest of the Nanda Empire | ||||
Seleucid–Mauryan war | |||||||
319 BC–317 BC | Eurydice II of Macedon | Wars of the Diadochi | Second War of the Diadochi | ||||
Philip III of Macedon | |||||||
319 BC–316 BC | Olympias | ||||||
319 BC–315 BC | Aeacides of Epirus | ||||||
319 BC–301 BC | Cassander | ||||||
Battle of Ipsus | |||||||
317 BC–316 BC | Eumenes | Second War of the Diadochi | Battle of Paraitacene | ||||
Battle of Gabiene | |||||||
315 BC–295 BC | Quintus Fabius Maximus Rullianus | Roman Republic | Roman conquest of Italy | Samnite Wars | Battle of Lautulae | ||
Battle of Tifernum | |||||||
Battle of Sentinum | |||||||
312 BC | Berenice I of Egypt | Wars of the Diadochi | Battle of Gaza (312 BC) | ||||
312 BC–301 BC | Demetrius I of Macedon | ||||||
Antigonid dynasty | Babylonian War | ||||||
Battle of Ipsus | |||||||
311 BC | Agathocles of Syracuse | Syracuse, Sicily | Greek-Punic Wars | Battle of Himera (311 BC) | |||
310 BC | Lucius Papirius Cursor | Roman Republic | Roman conquest of Italy | Samnite Wars | Battle of Lake Vadimo (310 BC) | ||
305 BC | Lucius Postumius Megellus (consul 305 BC) | Battle of Bovianum | |||||
301 BC | Pleistarchus (son of Antipater) | Macedonia (ancient kingdom) | Wars of the Diadochi | Battle of Ipsus | |||
Prepelaus | |||||||
298 BC–297 BC | Lucius Cornelius Scipio Barbatus | Roman Republic | Roman conquest of Italy | Samnite Wars | Battle of Camerinum | ||
Battle of Tifernum | |||||||
295 BC | Egnatius | Samnium | Battle of Sentinum | ||||
Publius Decius Mus (consul 312 BC) | Roman Republic | ||||||
293 BC–260 BC | Bai Qi | Qin (state) | Battle of Yique | ||||
Battle of Changping | |||||||
284 BC | Britomaris | Senones | Roman conquest of Italy | Battle of Arretium | |||
Lucius Caecilius Metellus Denter | Roman Republic | ||||||
283 BC | Publius Cornelius Dolabella (consul 283 BC) | Battle of Lake Vadimo (283 BC) | |||||
280 BC | Publius Valerius Laevinus | Pyrrhic War | Battle of Heraclea | ||||
280 BC–275 BC | Pyrrhus of Epirus | Epirus (ancient state) | |||||
Battle of Asculum (279 BC) | |||||||
Epirus | Siege of Lilybaeum | ||||||
Battle of the strait of Messina | |||||||
Epirus (ancient state) | Battle of Beneventum (275 BC) | ||||||
279 BC | Publius Decius Mus (consul 279 BC) | Roman Republic | Battle of Asculum (279 BC) | ||||
277 BC | Publius Cornelius Rufinus | Battle of the Cranita hills | |||||
275 BC | Manius Curius Dentatus | Battle of Beneventum (275 BC) | |||||
267 BC–265 BC | Areus I | Sparta | Chremonidean War | ||||
267 BC–261 BC | Chremonides | Classical Athens | |||||
267 BC–258 BC | Antigonus II Gonatas | Macedonia (ancient kingdom) | |||||
Syrian Wars | Battle of Cos | ||||||
Ptolemy II Philadelphus | Ptolemaic Kingdom | Chremonidean War | |||||
Syrian Wars | Battle of Cos | ||||||
265 BC–264 BC | Appius Claudius Caudex | Roman Republic | Punic Wars | First Punic War | Battle of Messana | ||
Hanno, Messana garrison commander | Ancient Carthage | ||||||
Hiero II of Syracuse | Syracuse, Sicily | ||||||
Manius Valerius Maximus Corvinus Messalla | Roman Republic | ||||||
264 BC–241 BC | Hasdrubal the Fair | Ancient Carthage | |||||
262 BC–261 BC | Ashoka | Maurya Empire | Kalinga War | ||||
262 BC–260 BC | Lian Po | Zhao (state) | Battle of Changping | ||||
Zhao Kuo | |||||||
261 BC | Hanno, son of Hannibal | Ancient Carthage | Punic Wars | First Punic War | Battle of Agrigentum | ||
Lucius Postumius Megellus (consul 262 BC) | Roman Republic | ||||||
261 BC–258 BC | Hannibal Gisco | Ancient Carthage | |||||
Battle of the Lipari Islands | |||||||
Battle of Mylae | |||||||
Battle of Sulci | |||||||
260 BC | Boodes | Battle of the Lipari Islands | |||||
Gaius Duilius | Roman Republic | Battle of Mylae | |||||
Gnaeus Cornelius Scipio Asina | Battle of the Lipari Islands | ||||||
258 BC | Gaius Sulpicius Paterculus | Battle of Sulci | |||||
Patroclus of Macedon | Ptolemaic Kingdom | Syrian Wars | Battle of Cos | ||||
257 BC–250 BC | Gaius Atilius Regulus Serranus | Ancient Rome | Punic Wars | First Punic War | Battle of Tyndaris | ||
Roman Republic | Siege of Lilybaeum (250 BC) | ||||||
257 BC–249 BC | Hamilcar (Drepanum) | Ancient Carthage | Battle of Tyndaris | ||||
Battle of Cape Ecnomus | |||||||
Battle of Adys | |||||||
Battle of Drepana | |||||||
256 BC–255 BC | Marcus Atilius Regulus | Roman Republic | Battle of Cape Ecnomus | ||||
Battle of Adys | |||||||
Battle of Tunis | |||||||
256 BC–250 BC | Lucius Manlius Vulso Longus | Battle of Cape Ecnomus | |||||
Siege of Lilybaeum (250 BC) | |||||||
256 BC–238 BC | Hanno the Great | Ancient Carthage | Battle of Cape Ecnomus | ||||
Battle of the Aegates Islands | |||||||
Carthage | Mercenary War | Battle of Utica | |||||
255 BC | Xanthippus of Carthage | Ancient Carthage | First Punic War | Battle of Tunis | |||
255 BC–251 BC | Hasdrubal | Battle of Adys | |||||
Battle of Panormus | |||||||
251 BC | Lucius Caecilius Metellus (consul 251 BC) | Roman Republic | |||||
250 BC | Lucius Iunius Pullus (consul 249 BC) | Siege of Lilybaeum (250 BC) | |||||
250 BC–249 BC | Publius Claudius Pulcher (consul 249 BC) | Battle of Drepana | |||||
Siege of Lilybaeum (250 BC) | |||||||
250 BC–238 BC | Hamilcar Barca | Carthage | |||||
Mercenary War | Battle of Utica | ||||||
Battle of the Bagradas River (239 BC) | |||||||
Battle of "The Saw" | |||||||
Siege of Tunis (Mercenary War) | |||||||
249 BC | Ad Herbal | Ancient Carthage | First Punic War | Battle of Drepana | |||
241 BC | Gaius Lutatius Catulus | Roman Republic | Battle of the Aegates Islands | ||||
240 BC–238 BC | Autaritus | Mercenary War | |||||
Hannibal (Mercenary War) | Carthage | ||||||
Mathos | |||||||
Naravas | Carthage | ||||||
238 BC | Andragoras (Seleucid satrap) | Parthia | Parni conquest of Parthia | ||||
Arsaces I of Parthia | Parni | ||||||
229 BC–228 BC | Lucius Postumius Albinus (consul 234 BC) | Roman Republic | Macedonian Wars | Illyrian Wars | |||
Teuta of Illyria | Illyria | ||||||
226 BC | Aratus of Sicyon | Achaean League | Cleomenean War | Battle of Dyme | |||
Hyperbatas | |||||||
226 BC–222 BC | Cleomenes III | Sparta | |||||
Battle of Sellasia | |||||||
225 BC | Aneroëstes | Gauls | Roman conquest of Italy | Battle of Telamon | |||
Concolitanus | |||||||
Gaius Atilius Regulus | Roman Republic | ||||||
Lucius Aemilius Papus | Battle of Faesulae (225 BC) | ||||||
Battle of Telamon | |||||||
222 BC | Antigonus III Doson | Macedonia (ancient kingdom) | Cleomenean War | Battle of Sellasia | |||
Viridomarus | Gauls | Roman conquest of Italy | Battle of Clastidium | ||||
222 BC–209 BC | Marcus Claudius Marcellus | Roman Republic | |||||
Punic Wars | Second Punic War | Battle of Nola (216 BC) | |||||
Battle of Nola (215 BC) | |||||||
Battle of Nola (214 BC) | |||||||
Siege of Syracuse (214–212 BC) | |||||||
Battle of Numistro | |||||||
Battle of Canusium | |||||||
Roman conquest of Hispania | Battle of Nola (216 BC) | ||||||
Battle of Nola (215 BC) | |||||||
Battle of Nola (214 BC) | |||||||
Siege of Syracuse (214–212 BC) | |||||||
Battle of Numistro | |||||||
Battle of Canusium | |||||||
220 BC–219 BC | Demetrius of Pharos | Illyria | Macedonian Wars | Illyrian Wars | |||
220 BC–216 BC | Lucius Aemilius Paullus (consul 219 BC) | Roman Republic | |||||
Punic Wars | Second Punic War | Battle of Cannae | |||||
Roman conquest of Hispania | |||||||
218 BC | Tiberius Sempronius Longus (consul 218 BC) | Punic Wars | Battle of the Trebia | ||||
Roman conquest of Hispania | |||||||
218 BC–216 BC | Gnaeus Servilius Geminus | Punic Wars | |||||
Roman conquest of Hispania | |||||||
218 BC–211 BC | Gnaeus Cornelius Scipio Calvus | Punic Wars | Battle of Cissa | ||||
Battle of Ebro River | |||||||
Battle of Dertosa | |||||||
Battle of the Upper Baetis | |||||||
Roman conquest of Hispania | Battle of Cissa | ||||||
Battle of Ebro River | |||||||
Battle of Dertosa | |||||||
Battle of the Upper Baetis | |||||||
Publius Cornelius Scipio | Punic Wars | Battle of Ticinus | |||||
Battle of Dertosa | |||||||
Battle of the Upper Baetis | |||||||
Roman conquest of Hispania | Battle of Ticinus | ||||||
Battle of Dertosa | |||||||
Battle of the Upper Baetis | |||||||
218 BC–190 BC | Hannibal | Carthage | Punic Wars | Siege of Saguntum | |||
Battle of Rhone Crossing | |||||||
Battle of Ticinus | |||||||
Battle of the Trebia | |||||||
Battle of Lake Trasimene | |||||||
Battle of Ager Falernus | |||||||
Battle of Geronium | |||||||
Ancient Carthage | Battle of Cannae | ||||||
Carthage | Battle of Nola (216 BC) | ||||||
Battle of Nola (215 BC) | |||||||
Battle of Nola (214 BC) | |||||||
Battle of Tarentum (212 BC) | |||||||
Battle of Capua (212 BC) | |||||||
Battle of the Silarus | |||||||
Battle of Herdonia (212 BC) | |||||||
Battle of Capua (211 BC) | |||||||
Battle of Herdonia (210 BC) | |||||||
Battle of Numistro | |||||||
Battle of Canusium | |||||||
Battle of Tarentum (209 BC) | |||||||
Battle of Grumentum | |||||||
Battle of Crotona | |||||||
Battle of Zama | |||||||
Roman conquest of Hispania | Siege of Saguntum | ||||||
Battle of Rhone Crossing | |||||||
Battle of Ticinus | |||||||
Battle of the Trebia | |||||||
Battle of Lake Trasimene | |||||||
Battle of Ager Falernus | |||||||
Battle of Geronium | |||||||
Ancient Carthage | Battle of Cannae | ||||||
Carthage | Battle of Nola (216 BC) | ||||||
Battle of Nola (215 BC) | |||||||
Battle of Nola (214 BC) | |||||||
Battle of Tarentum (212 BC) | |||||||
Battle of Capua (212 BC) | |||||||
Battle of the Silarus | |||||||
Battle of Herdonia (212 BC) | |||||||
Battle of Capua (211 BC) | |||||||
Battle of Herdonia (210 BC) | |||||||
Battle of Numistro | |||||||
Battle of Canusium | |||||||
Battle of Tarentum (209 BC) | |||||||
Battle of Grumentum | |||||||
Battle of Crotona | |||||||
Battle of Zama | |||||||
Seleucid Empire | Macedonian Wars | Roman–Syrian War | Battle of the Eurymedon (190 BC) | ||||
217 BC | Arsinoe III of Egypt | Ptolemaic dynasty | Syrian Wars | Battle of Raphia | |||
Gaius Flaminius Nepos | Roman Republic | Punic Wars | Second Punic War | Battle of Lake Trasimene | |||
Roman conquest of Hispania | |||||||
Marcus Minucius Rufus | Punic Wars | Battle of Geronium | |||||
Roman conquest of Hispania | |||||||
Ptolemy IV Philopator | Ptolemaic dynasty | Syrian Wars | Battle of Raphia | ||||
217 BC–209 BC | Fabius Maximus | Roman Republic | Punic Wars | Second Punic War | Battle of Ager Falernus | ||
Battle of Tarentum (209 BC) | |||||||
Roman conquest of Hispania | Battle of Ager Falernus | ||||||
Battle of Tarentum (209 BC) | |||||||
217 BC–190 BC | Antiochus III the Great | Seleucid Empire | Syrian Wars | Battle of Raphia | |||
Battle of Panium | |||||||
Battle of the Arius | |||||||
Macedonian Wars | Roman–Syrian War | Battle of Thermopylae (191 BC) | |||||
Battle of Magnesia | |||||||
216 BC | Gaius Terentius Varro | Roman Republic | Punic Wars | Second Punic War | Battle of Cannae | ||
Roman conquest of Hispania | |||||||
Maharbal | Ancient Carthage | Punic Wars | |||||
Roman conquest of Hispania | |||||||
216 BC–203 BC | Mago (Barcid) | Punic Wars | |||||
Carthage | Battle of the Upper Baetis | ||||||
Battle of Grumentum | |||||||
Battle of Ilipa | |||||||
Po Valley raid | |||||||
Ancient Carthage | Roman conquest of Hispania | Battle of Cannae | |||||
Carthage | Battle of the Upper Baetis | ||||||
Battle of Grumentum | |||||||
Battle of Ilipa | |||||||
Po Valley raid | |||||||
215 BC | Meng Tian | Qin Dynasty | Qin's campaign against the Xiongnu | ||||
Titus Manlius Torquatus (dictator) | Roman Republic | Punic Wars | Second Punic War | Battle of Cornus | |||
Roman conquest of Hispania | |||||||
Touman | Xiongnu | Qin's campaign against the Xiongnu | |||||
215 BC–207 BC | Hasdrubal (Barcid) | Carthage | Punic Wars | Second Punic War | Battle of Dertosa | ||
Battle of the Upper Baetis | |||||||
Battle of Baecula | |||||||
Ancient Carthage | Battle of the Metaurus | ||||||
Carthage | Roman conquest of Hispania | Battle of Dertosa | |||||
Battle of the Upper Baetis | |||||||
Battle of Baecula | |||||||
Ancient Carthage | Battle of the Metaurus | ||||||
214 BC | Tiberius Sempronius Gracchus (consul 215 BC) | Roman Republic | Punic Wars | Battle of Beneventum (214 BC) | |||
Roman conquest of Hispania | |||||||
214 BC–212 BC | Archimedes | List of tyrants of Syracuse | Punic Wars | Siege of Syracuse (214–212 BC) | |||
Roman conquest of Hispania | |||||||
214 BC–211 BC | Hanno, son of Bomilcar | Carthage | Punic Wars | Battle of Beneventum (214 BC) | |||
Battle of Capua (211 BC) | |||||||
Roman conquest of Hispania | Battle of Beneventum (214 BC) | ||||||
Battle of Capua (211 BC) | |||||||
214 BC–207 BC | Machanidas | Sparta | Punic Wars | First Macedonian War | |||
Roman conquest of Hispania | |||||||
Macedonian Wars | |||||||
Battle of Mantinea (207 BC) | |||||||
214 BC–205 BC | Marcus Valerius Laevinus | Roman Republic | Punic Wars | Second Punic War | First Macedonian War | ||
Roman conquest of Hispania | |||||||
Macedonian Wars | |||||||
Philopoemen | Achaean League | Punic Wars | Second Punic War | ||||
Roman conquest of Hispania | |||||||
Macedonian Wars | |||||||
Battle of Mantinea (207 BC) | |||||||
214 BC–201 BC | Attalus I | Pergamon | Punic Wars | Second Punic War | First Macedonian War | ||
Roman conquest of Hispania | |||||||
Macedonian Wars | |||||||
Cretan War | Battle of Chios | ||||||
212 BC | Flaccus | Roman Republic | Punic Wars | Second Punic War | Battle of Herdonia (212 BC) | ||
Roman conquest of Hispania | |||||||
Hanno the Elder | Carthage | Punic Wars | Battle of Beneventum (212 BC) | ||||
Roman conquest of Hispania | |||||||
212 BC–211 BC | Appius Claudius Pulcher (consul 212 BC) | Roman Republic | Punic Wars | Battle of Capua (212 BC) | |||
Battle of Capua (211 BC) | |||||||
Roman conquest of Hispania | Battle of Capua (212 BC) | ||||||
Battle of Capua (211 BC) | |||||||
Quintus Fulvius Flaccus (consul 237 BC) | Punic Wars | Battle of Capua (212 BC) | |||||
Battle of Beneventum (212 BC) | |||||||
Battle of Capua (211 BC) | |||||||
Roman conquest of Hispania | Battle of Capua (212 BC) | ||||||
Battle of Beneventum (212 BC) | |||||||
Battle of Capua (211 BC) | |||||||
211 BC–203 BC | Hasdrubal Gisco | Carthage | Punic Wars | Battle of the Upper Baetis | |||
Battle of Carmona | |||||||
Battle of Ilipa | |||||||
Battle of Utica (204 BC) | |||||||
Battle of Utica (203 BC) | |||||||
Battle of the Great Plains | |||||||
Roman conquest of Hispania | Battle of the Upper Baetis | ||||||
Battle of Carmona | |||||||
Battle of Ilipa | |||||||
Battle of Utica (204 BC) | |||||||
Battle of Utica (203 BC) | |||||||
Battle of the Great Plains | |||||||
210 BC | Gnaeus Fulvius Centumalus Maximus | Roman Republic | Punic Wars | Battle of Herdonia (210 BC) | |||
Roman conquest of Hispania | |||||||
209 BC | Pyrrhias of Aetolia | Aetolia | Punic Wars | First Macedonian War | First Battle of Lamia | ||
Aetolian League | Second Battle of Lamia | ||||||
Aetolia | Roman conquest of Hispania | First Battle of Lamia | |||||
Aetolian League | Second Battle of Lamia | ||||||
Aetolia | Macedonian Wars | First Battle of Lamia | |||||
Aetolian League | Second Battle of Lamia | ||||||
209 BC–190 BC | Scipio Africanus | Roman Republic | Punic Wars | Second Punic War | Battle of Cartagena (209 BC) | ||
Battle of Baecula | |||||||
Battle of Carmona | |||||||
Battle of Ilipa | |||||||
Battle of Utica (204 BC) | |||||||
Battle of Utica (203 BC) | |||||||
Battle of the Great Plains | |||||||
Battle of Zama | |||||||
Roman conquest of Hispania | Battle of Cartagena (209 BC) | ||||||
Battle of Baecula | |||||||
Battle of Carmona | |||||||
Battle of Ilipa | |||||||
Battle of Utica (204 BC) | |||||||
Battle of Utica (203 BC) | |||||||
Battle of the Great Plains | |||||||
Battle of Zama | |||||||
Macedonian Wars | Roman–Syrian War | Battle of Magnesia | |||||
209 BC–189 BC | Philip V of Macedon | Macedonia (ancient kingdom) | Punic Wars | Second Punic War | First Macedonian War | First Battle of Lamia | |
Second Battle of Lamia | |||||||
Roman conquest of Hispania | First Battle of Lamia | ||||||
Second Battle of Lamia | |||||||
Macedonian Wars | First Battle of Lamia | ||||||
Second Battle of Lamia | |||||||
Second Macedonian War | Battle of Cynoscephalae | ||||||
Cretan War | Battle of Chios | ||||||
Battle of Lade (201 BC) | |||||||
Aetolian War | |||||||
208 BC | Euthydemus I | Greco-Bactrian Kingdom | Battle of the Arius | ||||
207 BC | Dong Yi (Qin Dynasty) | Qin Dynasty | Chu–Han Contention | Battle of Julu | |||
Gaius Claudius Nero | Roman Republic | Punic Wars | Second Punic War | Battle of Grumentum | |||
Battle of the Metaurus | |||||||
Roman conquest of Hispania | Battle of Grumentum | ||||||
Battle of the Metaurus | |||||||
Marcus Livius Salinator | Punic Wars | ||||||
Roman conquest of Hispania | |||||||
Sima Xin | Qin Dynasty | Chu–Han Contention | Battle of Julu | ||||
Ying Bu | Chu (state) | ||||||
Zhang Han (Qin Dynasty) | Qin Dynasty | ||||||
Zhongli Mo | Chu (state) | ||||||
207 BC–202 BC | Xiang Yu | ||||||
Battle of Pengcheng | |||||||
Battle of Gaixia | |||||||
206 BC–203 BC | Masinissa | Carthage | Punic Wars | Second Punic War | Battle of Ilipa | ||
Roman Republic | Battle of the Great Plains | ||||||
Battle of Cirta | |||||||
Carthage | Roman conquest of Hispania | Battle of Ilipa | |||||
Roman Republic | Battle of the Great Plains | ||||||
Battle of Cirta | |||||||
205 BC–200 BC | Dicaearchus of Aetolia | Aetolian League | Cretan War | ||||
Emperor Gaozu of Han | Han Dynasty | Chu–Han Contention | Battle of Pengcheng | ||||
Battle of Gaixia | |||||||
Battle of Baideng | |||||||
Nicanor the Elephant | Macedonia (ancient kingdom) | Cretan War | |||||
204 BC | Chen Yu | Kingdom of Zhao | Chu–Han Contention | Battle of Jingxing | |||
Han Xin | Han Dynasty | ||||||
Battle of Wei River | |||||||
Long Ju | Chu (state) | ||||||
204 BC–203 BC | Syphax | Carthage | Punic Wars | Second Punic War | Battle of Utica (204 BC) | ||
Battle of Utica (203 BC) | |||||||
Battle of the Great Plains | |||||||
Numidia | Battle of Cirta | ||||||
Carthage | Roman conquest of Hispania | Battle of Utica (204 BC) | |||||
Battle of Utica (203 BC) | |||||||
Battle of the Great Plains | |||||||
Numidia | Battle of Cirta | ||||||
203 BC | Gaius Laelius | Roman Republic | Punic Wars | Battle of the Great Plains | |||
Battle of Cirta | |||||||
Roman conquest of Hispania | Battle of the Great Plains | ||||||
Battle of Cirta | |||||||
201 BC | Cleonaeus | Rhodes | Cretan War | Battle of Lade (201 BC) | |||
Theophiliscus | Battle of Chios | ||||||
200 BC | Modu Chanyu | Xiongnu | Battle of Baideng | ||||
Scopas of Aetolia | Ptolemaic Kingdom | Syrian Wars | Battle of Panium | ||||
197 BC–195 BC | Titus Quinctius Flamininus | Roman Republic | Macedonian Wars | Second Macedonian War | Battle of Cynoscephalae | ||
Rome | War against Nabis | Battle of Gythium | |||||
195 BC | Aristaenos of Megalopolis | Achaean League | |||||
Dexagoridas | Sparta | Battle of Gythium | |||||
Gorgopas (2nd century BC) | |||||||
Nabis | |||||||
195 BC–190 BC | Eumenes II | Pergamon | Battle of Gythium | ||||
Roman Republic | Macedonian Wars | Roman–Syrian War | Battle of Magnesia | ||||
194 BC | Tiberius Sempronius Longus (consul 194 BC) | Roman conquest of Italy | Battle of Placentia (194 BC) | ||||
193 BC | Lucius Cornelius Merula (consul 193 BC) | Battle of Mutina (193 BC) | |||||
191 BC–189 BC | Manius Acilius Glabrio (consul 191 BC) | Macedonian Wars | Roman–Syrian War | Battle of Thermopylae (191 BC) | |||
Rome | Aetolian War | ||||||
Marcus Fulvius Nobilior (consul 189 BC) | |||||||
190 BC | Lucius Aemilius Regillus | Roman Republic | Macedonian Wars | Roman–Syrian War | Battle of Myonessus | ||
Lucius Cornelius Scipio Asiaticus | Battle of Magnesia | ||||||
Polyxenidas | Rhodes | Battle of Myonessus | |||||
Seleucus IV Philopator | Seleucid Empire | Battle of Magnesia | |||||
Zeuxis (general) | |||||||
189 BC | Attalus II Philadelphus | Pergamon | Galatian War | Battle of Mount Olympus | |||
Chiomara | Galatia | ||||||
Gnaeus Manlius Vulso | Rome | Battle of Mount Olympus | |||||
181 BC | Quintus Fulvius Flaccus (consul 179 BC) | Roman Republic | Battle of Manlian Pass | ||||
171 BC | Publius Licinius Crassus | Macedonian Wars | Third Macedonian War | Battle of Callinicus | |||
171 BC–168 BC | Perseus of Macedon | Macedonia (ancient kingdom) | |||||
Battle of Pydna | |||||||
169 BC–167 BC | Gentius | Illyria | Illyrian Wars | ||||
168 BC | Lucius Aemilius Paullus Macedonicus | Roman Republic | Third Macedonian War | Battle of Pydna |
Year(s) | Name | Party | War(s) | Theatre(s) | Campaign(s) | Operation(s) | Battle(s) |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
490 BC | Artaphernes (son of Artaphernes) | Achaemenid Empire | Greco-Persian Wars | First Persian invasion of Greece | Battle of Marathon | ||
Callimachus (polemarch) | Classical Athens | ||||||
Datis | Achaemenid Empire | ||||||
Miltiades | Classical Athens | ||||||
48 BC | Julius Caesar | Populares | Roman civil wars | Caesar's Civil War | Battle of Pharsalus | ||
Mark Antony | |||||||
Pompey | Optimates | ||||||
251 | Cniva | Goths | Germanic Wars | Crisis of the Third Century | Battle of Abritus | ||
Decius | Roman Empire | ||||||
Herennius Etruscus | |||||||
1356 | Charles V of France | France in the Middle Ages | Hundred Years' War | Hundred Years' War (1337–1360) | Battle of Poitiers | ||
Edward, the Black Prince | Kingdom of England | ||||||
John II of France | France in the Middle Ages | ||||||
Philip of Valois, Duke of Orléans | |||||||
1415 | Charles I of Albret | Hundred Years' War (1415–1453) | Battle of Agincourt | ||||
Henry V of England | Kingdom of England | ||||||
1462 | Piotr Dunin | Poland | Polish–Teutonic War | Thirteen Years' War (1454–66) | Battle of Świecino | ||
1485 | Henry VII of England | House of Lancaster | Wars of the Roses | Battle of Bosworth Field | |||
Richard III of England | House of York | ||||||
Thomas Stanley, 1st Earl of Derby | |||||||
1704 | Camille d'Hostun, duc de Tallard | Kingdom of France | War of the Spanish Succession | Battle of Blenheim | |||
Ferdinand de Marsin | |||||||
Prince Eugene of Savoy | Habsburg Monarchy | ||||||
1704–1706 | John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough | Kingdom of England | |||||
Battle of Ramillies | |||||||
Maximilian II Emanuel, Elector of Bavaria | Electorate of Bavaria | Battle of Blenheim | |||||
Battle of Ramillies | |||||||
1706 | François de Neufville, duc de Villeroi | Kingdom of France | |||||
Henry de Nassau, Lord Overkirk | Dutch Republic | ||||||
1775 | Richard Montgomery | United States | American Revolutionary War | ||||
1775–1783 | Benedict Arnold | ||||||
Kingdom of Great Britain | |||||||
Bernardo de Gálvez y Madrid, Count of Gálvez | Enlightenment in Spain | ||||||
Charles Cornwallis, 1st Marquess Cornwallis | Kingdom of Great Britain | ||||||
Daniel Morgan | United States | ||||||
François Joseph Paul de Grasse | Early modern France | ||||||
Frederick North, Lord North | Kingdom of Great Britain | ||||||
Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben | United States | ||||||
George Brydges Rodney, 1st Baron Rodney | Kingdom of Great Britain | ||||||
George Washington | United States | ||||||
Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette | |||||||
Guy Carleton, 1st Baron Dorchester | Kingdom of Great Britain | ||||||
Henry Clinton (American War of Independence) | |||||||
Henry Knox | United States | ||||||
Horatio Gates | |||||||
Jean-Baptiste Donatien de Vimeur, comte de Rochambeau | Early modern France | ||||||
John Burgoyne | Kingdom of Great Britain | ||||||
Joseph Brant | Mohawk people | ||||||
Juan de Lángara | Enlightenment in Spain | ||||||
Louis Des Balbes de Berton de Crillon, duc de Mahon | Early modern France | ||||||
Luis de Córdova y Córdova | Enlightenment in Spain | ||||||
Nathanael Greene | United States | ||||||
Pierre André de Suffren de Saint Tropez | Early modern France | ||||||
Richard Howe, 1st Earl Howe | Kingdom of Great Britain | ||||||
Thomas Gage | |||||||
Wilhelm von Knyphausen | Germans in the American Revolution | ||||||
William Howe, 5th Viscount Howe | Kingdom of Great Britain | ||||||
1798 | François-Paul Brueys d'Aigalliers | France | French Revolutionary Wars | Naval campaigns, operations and battles of the French Revolutionary Wars | Battle of the Nile | ||
War of the Second Coalition | Mediterranean campaign of 1798 | French campaign in Egypt and Syria | |||||
Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson | Kingdom of Great Britain | Naval campaigns, operations and battles of the French Revolutionary Wars | |||||
War of the Second Coalition | Mediterranean campaign of 1798 | French campaign in Egypt and Syria | |||||
1815 | Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | Napoleonic Wars | Hundred Days | Battle of Waterloo | ||
Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher | Kingdom of Prussia | ||||||
Napoleon | First French Empire | ||||||
1861–1865 | Abraham Lincoln | United States | American Civil War | ||||
David Dixon Porter | |||||||
David Farragut | |||||||
Edwin M. Stanton | |||||||
Jefferson Davis | Confederate States of America | ||||||
Joseph E. Johnston | |||||||
Josiah Tattnall | |||||||
Judah P. Benjamin | |||||||
Raphael Semmes | |||||||
Ulysses S. Grant | United States | ||||||
William Tecumseh Sherman | |||||||
1863 | George Meade | Eastern Theater of the American Civil War | Gettysburg Campaign | Battle of Gettysburg | |||
John F. Reynolds | |||||||
Robert E. Lee | Confederate States of America | ||||||
1912–1913 | Abdullah Pasha | Ottoman Empire | Balkan Wars | ||||
Ali Riza Pasha | |||||||
Constantine I of Greece | Kingdom of Greece | ||||||
Danilo, Crown Prince of Montenegro | Kingdom of Montenegro | ||||||
Essad Pasha Toptani | Ottoman Empire | ||||||
Hasan Tahsin Pasha | |||||||
Ivan Fichev | Kingdom of Bulgaria | ||||||
Janko Vukotić | Kingdom of Montenegro | ||||||
Mihail Savov | Kingdom of Bulgaria | ||||||
Nazim Pasha | Ottoman Empire | ||||||
Nicholas I of Montenegro | Kingdom of Montenegro | ||||||
Nikola Ivanov | Kingdom of Bulgaria | ||||||
Panagiotis Danglis | Kingdom of Greece | ||||||
Pavlos Kountouriotis | |||||||
Petar Bojović | Kingdom of Serbia | ||||||
Radko Dimitriev | Kingdom of Bulgaria | ||||||
Radomir Putnik | Kingdom of Serbia | ||||||
Stepa Stepanović | |||||||
Vasil Kutinchev | Kingdom of Bulgaria | ||||||
Zeki Pasha | Ottoman Empire | ||||||
Živojin Mišić | Kingdom of Serbia | ||||||
1916 | David Beatty, 1st Earl Beatty | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | World War I | Battle of Jutland | |||
Franz von Hipper | German Empire | ||||||
John Jellicoe, 1st Earl Jellicoe | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | ||||||
Reinhard Scheer | German Empire | ||||||
1942–1943 | Adolf Hitler | Nazi Germany | World War II | European Theatre of World War II | Eastern Front (World War II) | Battle of Stalingrad | |
Aleksandr Vasilevsky | Soviet Union | ||||||
Andrey Yeryomenko | |||||||
Constantin Constantinescu-Claps | Romania | ||||||
Erich von Manstein | Nazi Germany | ||||||
Friedrich Paulus | |||||||
Georgy Zhukov | Soviet Union | ||||||
Gusztáv Jány | Kingdom of Hungary (1920–1946) | ||||||
Hermann Hoth | Nazi Germany | ||||||
Italo Gariboldi | Kingdom of Italy | ||||||
Joseph Stalin | Soviet Union | ||||||
Konstantin Rokossovsky | |||||||
Nikita Khrushchev | |||||||
Nikolai Fyodorovich Vatutin | |||||||
Nikolay Voronov | |||||||
Petre Dumitrescu | Romania | ||||||
Vasily Chuikov | Soviet Union | ||||||
Viktor Pavičić | Independent State of Croatia | ||||||
Wolfram Freiherr von Richthofen | Nazi Germany | ||||||
1944 | Kunio Nakagawa | Empire of Japan | Pacific War | Mariana and Palau Islands campaign | Battle of Peleliu | ||
William H. Rupertus | United States |
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