The Peace of Apamea: The Seleucid Withdrawal from the West (188 BCE)

188 BCE · Apamea, Suriye · political

Following the defeat at Magnesia, the Peace of Apamea forced the Seleucids out of the lands north and west of the Taurus; an indemnity of 15,000 talents of silver and the surrender of their elephants and fleet were imposed.

Western Anatolia was henceforth divided between Rhodes and Pergamon.

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What was The Peace of Apamea: The Seleucid Withdrawal from the West (188 BCE)?
Following the defeat at Magnesia, the Peace of Apamea forced the Seleucids out of the lands north and west of the Taurus; an indemnity of 15,000 talents of silver and the surrender of their elephants and fleet were imposed.
When did The Peace of Apamea: The Seleucid Withdrawal from the West (188 BCE) happen?
188 BCE
Where did The Peace of Apamea: The Seleucid Withdrawal from the West (188 BCE) take place?
Apamea, Suriye