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Eucratides I (Ancient Gr****: Εὐκρατίδης, Eukratídēs; Kharosthi: Evukratida;
reigned 172/171–145 BC), also
known as
Eucratides the Great, was one of the...
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century BC who was a successor, and
probably a son, of
Eucratides I. It
seems likely that
Eucratides II
ruled for a
relatively short time
after the murder...
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under king
Eucratides the Great, who
seems to have
seized power through a coup
around 171 BC and
created his own dynasty.
Eucratides also
invaded India...
- has
suggested that
Demetrius I died long
before Eucratides came to power.</ref> In any case,
Eucratides seems to have
occupied territory as far as the...
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reigned c. 145–120 BC) was a Greco-Bactrian king,
brother and
successor of
Eucratides the Great, and
considered the last Gr**** king to
reign over the Bactrian...
- Indians," who was an
enemy of
Eucratides the
Great (reigned 172/171–145 BC). Justin's
Demetrius beleaguered the
warlike Eucratides with an army of 60,000 men...
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Demetrius advanced far east of the
Indus River, one of his generals,
Eucratides, made
himself king of Bactria, and soon in
every province there arose...
- said to have
fought with the
Bactrian king
Eucratides (c. 170–145 BCE)
during the
latter part of
Eucratides' rule.
Bopearachchi nevertheless identifies...
- Laodice,
mother of
Eucratides I (reigned 170–145 BC) of Bactria, wife of
Heliocles Laodice,
another woman who was wife of
Eucratides I
Laodice (wife of...
- L****en, who felt that
Agathocles was a
contemporary of
Demetrius and
Eucratides I. Agathocles'
father may have been
Diodotus II, and he
would therefore...
