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Chiliarch is a
military rank
dating back to antiquity.
Originally denoting the
commander of a unit of
about one
thousand men (a chiliarchy) in the Macedonian...
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Artaxerxes III met an
abrupt end
after being poisoned by the
court eunuch and
chiliarch (hazahrapatish) Bagoas, who
installed Artaxerxes'
youngest son ****s on...
- C****ius
Chaerea Born
Roman Empire Died
January or February, AD 41
Roman Empire Other names
Quereas Occupation Tribunus Militum (
Chiliarch)...
- high-ranking
military officers,
holding command positions such as
general or
chiliarch.
Alexander the
Great appointed Peucestas as
eighth somatophylax after...
- "Commander-in-Chief of the
Companion cavalry" (hetairoi) and
appointed first or
court chiliarch (which made him the
senior officer in the
Royal Army
after the regent...
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alternatively bimbashi, (from Turkish: Binbaşı, "chief of a thousand", "
chiliarch") is a
major in the
Turkish army, of
which term
originated in the Ottoman...
- had some
unknown cognitive disability present throughout his life), the
chiliarch Perdiccas,
commander of the
elite Companion cavalry,
persuaded them to...
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commander (
chiliarch) of the
Roman garrison ("cohort" Acts 21:31) in Jerusalem.
Claudius Lysias is
called "the tribune" (in Gr**** χιλίαρχος,
chiliarch) 16 times...
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Alexander formally made him his second-in-command when he
appointed him
Chiliarch of the empire.
Alexander also made him part of the
royal family when he...
- and
garrison commander of
Mount Apokleistra. In 1825 he was
promoted to
chiliarch. He was
later promoted to
general rank, and was
elected to the national...
