564 BC

Map 106: 564 BC. Previous map: **580 BC**. Next map: **550 BC** (*Maps Index*)

**GETAE**
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**Cimmeria**
**Duna**
**Ruteni**
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**Jutonia**
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**Winnili**
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**Tartessos**
**Gadir**
**CETUBALIA**
**To Chaldea**
**DANIA**
**Gothia**
**SUEDIA**
**RAUMICA**
**Bothnia**
**GETULIA**
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**WALHA**
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**Estones**
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**SWABIA**
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**WENDICA**
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**BRITANNIA**
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**Cambria**
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**ALBA**
**ERIU**
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**PANNONIA**
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**THRACIA**
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**Sherden**
**CARTHAGE**
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**ACHAEA**
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**Sicelia**
**Cyrene**
**MESHWESH**
**LIBYA**
**NAPATA**
**Nabatea**
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**CRETA**
**Colchis**
**CHALDEA**
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**SCYTHIANS**
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**Khaybar**
**Qedar**
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**Edom**
**TAWY**
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**Sarmatia**
**Phrygia**
**MASSAGETAE**
**LYDIA**
**CARIA**
**CILICIA**
**MADAI**
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**Rifath**
**Hyr.**
**SAKA**
**Amazoni**
**Ala.**
564 BC - NEBUCHADNEZZAR IN HISPANIA

## MAIN EVENTS

### 579 BC - Servius Tullus in Roma

In 579 BC Servius Tullus succeeded Tarquinius Priscus as king of Roma. He is remembered mainly for introducing the 'Servian Constitution' among his reforms, with a legislative body.

### 574 BC - Conaing reunifies Eriu

In 574 BC, Conaing Bececlach, who had been ruling the north half of Eriu since 585 BC, slew Lugaid Lamderg who ruled the southern half, thus restoring both halves under his rule for the House of Erimon.

In 564 BC, Art mac Lugdach, son of Lugaid Lamderg, overthrew Conaing, reverting the throne once again to the House of Eber Finn.

### 570 BC - Hispania to Chaldea

In 572 BC, Babylonia annexed all of Phoenicia.

Beginning in 570 BC, the lists of the holders of the Thalassocracy and of Hispania, which have been identical since the aftermath of the Trojan War, now diverge. The Thalassocracy, and "control of the sea", passed from Phocaea to Samos, however the fief in Hispania, that had so far accompanied it, seems to have fallen instead to none other than Nebuchadnezzar II of Babylonia (Chaldea). By some accounts he personally brought some captive Jews to settle in Hispania at this time.

### 570 BC - Coup of Amasis II in Egypt

In 570 BC Ahmose (Amasis, Amosis) II, a military commander, overthrew Apries in Egypt and became Pharaoh. Amasis also managed to bring Alashia (Cyprus) under Egyptian occupation again. Apries fled to the Chaldeans and was later captured and killed when he tried to invade Egypt with a Babylonian army in 567 BC.

### 568 BC - Ministry of Abaris

In ca. 568 BC, the wandering philosopher or prophet Abaris the Hyperborean (or Scythian) appeared in Greece, sparking a spiritual or religious movement, one of several such figures in a century that had already produced Anarcharsis the Scythian and the second Zoroaster, and later would see the appearance of Mahavira and Gautama Buddha in India, and Lao Tzu and Confucius in China. Aventinus mentions Abaris, by the name of Albar, as also making the rounds of the Teutonic lands in these years.