Kings and Usurpers in the Seleukid Empire: The Men who would be King (Oxford Classical Monographs)
Boris Chrubasik examines kingship and attempted succession in the Seleukid Empire. Focusing on the men who sought to become king, this Oxford Classical Monograph provides a specialized study for readers interested in ancient history, Hellenistic political power, royal legitimacy, and the dynamics of contested rule.
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Kings and Usurpers in the Seleukid Empire examines kingship and contested succession in the Seleukid Empire.
The book focuses on the men who sought to become king, as indicated by its subtitle, “The Men who would be King.”
It offers a specialized historical study within the field of classical and ancient history.
Published as part of the Oxford Classical Monographs series, this work is suited to readers researching the Seleukid Empire, political power, and royal legitimacy.
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