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Król Bosporu




389 p.n.e.

Leukon I

349 p.n.e.
Władca Chin







376 p.n.e.

Liewang
369 p.n.e.
369 p.n.e.

Xianwang

321 p.n.e.
Władca Egiptu




380 p.n.e.

Nektanebo I

362 p.n.e.
Król Elimei




385 p.n.e.

Derdas II

360 p.n.e.
Król Epiru







370 p.n.e.

Neoptolemos

360 p.n.e.

370 p.n.e.

Arybbas

342 p.n.e.
Król Ilirii




395 p.n.e.

Bardylis I

358 p.n.e.
Król Kartaginy




375 p.n.e.
Magon III

344 p.n.e.
Władca Korei







385 p.n.e.
Hwara
369 p.n.e.
369 p.n.e.
Sŏlmun

361 p.n.e.
Król Linkos




400 p.n.e.

Arrabajos II

365 p.n.e.
Król Macedonii




370 p.n.e.

Aleksander II

368 p.n.e.
Władca Persji




404 p.n.e.

Artakserkses II

358 p.n.e.
Król Sparty







370 p.n.e.

Kleomenes II

309 p.n.e.

398 p.n.e.

Agesilaos II

360 p.n.e.
Król Sydonu




401 p.n.e.
Baalszalim II

365 p.n.e.
Tyran Syrakuz




405 p.n.e.

Dionizjos I

367 p.n.e.
Król Tracji




384 p.n.e.

Kotys I

359 p.n.e.

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