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Machares (Gr****: ο Μαχάρης; in Persian: warrior; died 65 BC) was a
Pontic prince and son of King
Mithridates VI of
Pontus and
Queen Laodice. He was made...
- Romans. His
eldest living son,
Machares,
viceroy of
Cimmerian Bosporus, was
unwilling to aid his father.
Mithridates had
Machares killed, and
Mithridates took...
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During the
Third Mithridatic War,
Mithridates VI made
another of his sons,
Machares, king of
Bosporus and Colchis, who held his power, but only for a short...
- His
eldest living son,
Machares,
regent of
Cimmerian Bosporus, was
unwilling to aid his father, so
Mithridates had
Machares killed,
acquiring the throne...
- 87–112. Bibcode:2013ESRv..123...87R. doi:10.1016/j.earscirev.2013.04.005.
Macharé, José; Devries, Thomas; Barron, John; Fourtanier, Élisabeth (1988). "Oligo-Miocene...
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Bosporan Kingdom under the rule of his son
Machares,
bringing the war to an
effective end in 65 BC. When
Machares refused to
launch a new war
against Rome...
- and most of the
Pontic army was destro**** or captured.
These events led
Machares, the son of
Mithridates and
ruler of the
Crimean Bosporus, to s**** an alliance...
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Crimean lands that his
eldest son,
Machares, held with the
support of Rome.
After Mithridates landed in Crimea,
Machares died,
letting Mithridates seize...
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control of the
Cimmerian Bosporus from its Roman-backed ruler, his son
Machares, who
later committed suicide. Meanwhile,
Pompey invaded Armenia supported...
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Machares, now king of
Cimmerian Bosporus,
whose kingdom had been
reorganized by the Romans, was
unwilling to aid his father.
Mithridates had
Machares...
