Decade · 299 BCE – 290 BCE
The world in the 290s BCE
From 299 BCE to 290 BCE the atlas holds 90 states standing at some time. 9 things began - Bithynia, Kingdom of Iberia and Battle of Sentinum among them - and 2 ended; 7 people were born and 7 died.
What began in the 290s BCE
By kind, the best known first.
States 4
- Bithynia · state · 297 – 74 BCE
- Kingdom of Iberia · state · 299 BCE – 580 CE
- Early Cholas · state · 291 BCE – 305 CE
- Early Pandyan kingdom · state · 291 BCE – 305 CE
Wars and battles 5
- Battle of Sentinum · battle · 295 BCE
- Battle of Aquilonia · battle · 293 BCE
- Battle of Camerinum · battle · 295 BCE
- Battle of Yique · battle · 293 BCE
- Battle of Tifernum · battle · 297 BCE
What ended in the 290s BCE
States 1
- Zhongshan · state · 366 – 292 BCE
Wars and battles 1
- Samnite Wars · war · 343 – 290 BCE
Born and died
Born 7
- Apollonius of Rhodes · poet · 295 – 215 BCE
- Arsinoe I · monarch · 295 – 248 BCE
- Marcus Atilius Regulus · politician · 299 – 250 BCE
- Hanno II the Great · politician · 290 – 193 BCE
- Alexander II of Epirus · person · 294 – 240 BCE
- Ptolemy Epigonos · person · 299 – 240 BCE
- Seleucus · monarch · 293 – 266 BCE
Died 7
- Menander · poet · 342 – 291 BCE
- Chandragupta Maurya · ruler · 340 – 297 BCE
- Cassander · ruler · 355 – 296 BCE
- Thessalonike of Macedon · politician · 352 – 295 BCE
- Publius Decius Mus · politician · 340 – 295 BCE
- Neoptolemus II of Epirus · monarch · 331 – 297 BCE
- Bhadrabāhu · religious leader · 432 – 298 BCE
States of the 290s BCE
The states that stood at some time in the 290s BCE, by region, the best known first, with who held the highest office in 299 BCE.
Europe15 states
- Ancient Greece · 1201 BCE – 600 CE
- Ancient Rome · 753 BCE – 476 CE · Marcus Fulvius Paetinus, Roman consul since 299 BCE and Titus Manlius Torquatus, Roman consul since 299 BCE
- Roman Republic · 509 – 27 BCE · Marcus Fulvius Paetinus, Roman consul since 299 BCE and Titus Manlius Torquatus, Roman consul since 299 BCE
- Macedonia · 808 – 167 BCE · Cassander, king of Macedonia since 305 BCE
- Etruscan civilization · 750 – 265 BCE
- Scythians · 700 – 201 BCE
- Peloponnesian War · 323 – 257 BCE
- Colchis · 1701 – 164 BCE
and 7 more; every state of Europe.
Middle East and North Africa28 states
- Ancient Egypt · 4001 – 30 BCE · Ptolemy I Soter, pharaoh since 305 BCE
- Babylon · 1894 BCE – 1 CE
- Troy · 3000 BCE – 500 CE
- Phoenicia · 2500 – 64 BCE
- Seleucid Empire · 312 – 63 BCE · Seleucus I Nicator, Seleucid ruler since 312 BCE
- Persian Empire · 550 BCE – 1979 CE
- Kingdom of Aksum · 401 BCE – 960 CE
- Bithynia · 297 – 74 BCE · Zipoetes I of Bithynia, King of Bithynia since 326 BCE
and 20 more; every state of Middle East and North Africa.
South Asia13 states
- Maurya Empire · 322 – 185 BCE · Chandragupta Maurya, Mauryan Emperor since 321 BCE
- Chola dynasty · 300 BCE – 1279 CE
- Gandhara · 751 BCE – 535 CE
- Yuezhi · 404 BCE – 42 CE
- Pandya dynasty · 300 BCE – 1650 CE
- Kalinga · 301 – 261 BCE
- Zhangzhung · 501 BCE – 625 CE
- Anuradhapura kingdom · 377 BCE – 1017 CE · Devanampiya Tissa, King of Anuradhapura since 307 BCE
and 5 more; every state of South Asia.
East and Southeast Asia25 states
- Zhou dynasty · 1101 – 256 BCE · King Nan of Zhou, king since 314 BCE
- Warring States period · 476 – 221 BCE · King Nan of Zhou, Chinese king since 315 BCE
- Xiongnu · 301 BCE – 500 CE
- Zhongshan · 366 – 292 BCE
- Old Chosŏn · 2333 – 108 BCE
- Chu (state) · 722 – 223 BCE
- Qin · 905 – 221 BCE · King Zhaoxiang of Qin, Chinese king since 306 BCE
- Yan (state) · 750 – 223 BCE
and 17 more; every state of East and Southeast Asia.
Americas and Oceania2 states
- Maya civilization · 2001 BCE – 1521 CE
- Zapotec civilization · 6701 BCE – 1201 CE
Location unknown7 states
- Eastern Ye · 301 BCE – 500 CE
- Qedarites · 801 – 201 BCE
- Oddiyana · 401 BCE – 1100 CE
- Dao · 1001 – 222 BCE
- Kingdom of Rajarata · 601 BCE – 1300 CE
- Eastern Zhou (state) · 770 – 249 BCE
- Ruo · 1046 – 256 BCE
Open in the atlas
- On the timeline, 319 BCE – 270 BCE: every state, war and life of the 290s BCE, region by region.
- On the map in 294 BCE: the borders of the year, its cities under their names of the year, and what happened where.
Wikidata (CC0) · data built 2026-10-07 · Pastlas v2.13.1, by Oleh Voronko. The published atlas and its data are for non-commercial use.