Alternative History
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Ante Christ refers to the time before Jesus Christ is born in 753 AC.

Parthian Battles[]

  • 715-716 AC (38-37 BC) - Marcus Antonius Parthicus prepares for war against Parthia after realizing dissuading Octavian from attacking Sextus Pompey was a bad idea. (POD)
  • 717 AC (36 BC) - Parthia is attacked.Phraaspa falls to Antony.Beginning of the Parthian Battles.
  • 718 AC (35 BC) - Battle of Babylon.Antony attacks Parthia at Babylon.Beginning of the Ashur Peace Negotiations.
  • Early 719 AC (34 BC) - Antony proposes Mesopotamia be turned into two client states loyal to Antony,Assyria and Babylonia. Parthia is appalled.
  • Late 719 AC (34 BC) - Parthia rejects the Vital Point of Antony,the Ashur Peace Negotiations are ended.
  • 720 AC (33 BC) - Antony surprise attacks Nineveh.The Battle of Nineveh ends in a Roman Victory.Treaty of Ashur is signed by Parthia and Antony.Parthia is humiliated.

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Roman Civil War[]

  • 722 AC (31 BC) - Octavian launches a pre-emptive strike against Antony.The Battle of Actium ends in stalemate.
  • 723 AC (30 BC) - Octavian tries again.The Battle of Athens ends in a Victory for Antony.Preparations for a counterattack begin.
  • 724 AC (29 BC) - Antony attacks Octavian's home territory.Antony wins the Battle of Utica.Antony also divorces Octavia.
  • 725 AC (28 BC) - Antony cuts off Octavian from all supplies.The Battle of Syracuse ends in an Antonine Victory.Antony officially marries Cleopatra.
  • 726 AC (27 BC) - Antony and Cleopatra declare the Great Ptolemaic Empire.The Battle of Rome ends in a Ptolemaic Victory.Octavian flees Italy.
  • 727 AC (26 BC) - Republicans declare Octavian's Dictatorship-For-Life over.The Battle of Narbo ends in a Ptolemaic Victory. Beginning of the Congress of Lutetia.
  • 728 AC (25 BC) - Antony and Cleopatra officially dissolve the Ptolemaic Kingdom. The Congress of Lutetia ends.The Roman Republic,Great Ptolemaic Empire,and Hispanic Empire are recognized.End of the Roman Civil War.

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