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Langarus (Gr****: Λάγγαρος; died 335 BC), king of the Agrianians, was a
contemporary of
Alexander the
Great (336–323 BC), with whom he
ingratiated himself...
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Alexander the
Great wished to
bestow the hand of his
sister Cynane upon
Langarus, king of the Agrianians, who had
shown himself loyal to
Philip II. Agis...
- Macedon.
Alexander did not wait the end of
Langarus' conflict, but
instead quickly moved southward.
Langarus took by
surprise the
Autariatae and plundered...
- Agriani, a Thracian/Paeonian
tribe under the
command of Alexander's friend,
Langarus. The
Macedonian army
marched up to
Mount Haemus,
where they met a Thracian...
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Kannada Literature. "Huli Savaari", "Kantu", "Noolina Eni", "Guruthu", "
Langaru", "Ankura", "Mattobbana Samsara", "Sharvana Services", "Ghachar Gochar"...
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following year
Alexander promised her hand, as a
reward for his services, to
Langarus, king of the Agrianians, but the
intended bridegroom became ill and died...
- south.
Langarus, an ally of
Alexander promised him that he
would deal with the
Autariatae State while Alexander would advance towards Cleitus.
Langarus invaded...
- they
became allies of
Philip II of Macedonia. They
fought under king
Langarus with the
Macedonians against the
Triballians in 335 BC[better source needed]...
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protecting his
flank from
Illyrian tribes while he
marched towards Pelium.
Langarus, of the Agrianians, made
frequent incursions into the
country of the Autariatae...
- In 335 BC, Alexander's ally
Langarus promised to deal with the
Autariatae while Alexander headed towards Cleitus.
Langarus invaded their territory and...
