audata造句

• Audata trained her daughter in riding, hunting, and fighting in the Illyrian tradition.
• Philip had married Audata, great-granddaughter of the Illyrian king of Dardania, Bardyllis.
• Illyrian women led armies in battle, a skill that Audata taught her only child, her daughter Cynane.
• Audata not only maintained an Illyrian identity in a Macedonian context but also passed that identity to her daughter and granddaughter.
• "' Audata "'( Macedonia by force of arms and sealed the alliance with Bardyllis by his marriage of Audata.
• "' Audata "'( Macedonia by force of arms and sealed the alliance with Bardyllis by his marriage of Audata.
• Audata was the first or second wife of Philip and took the name Eurydice, the name of Philip's Illyrian mother, after the wedding.
• For instance, his first marriages were to Phila of Elimeia of the Upper Macedonian aristocracy as well as the Illyrian princess Audata, granddaughter ( ? ) of Bardylis, to ensure a marriage alliance with their people.
• Following the disastrous defeat of the Macedonians by Bardyllis, when king Philip took control of Macedonian throne in 358 BC, he reaffirmed the treaty with the Illyrians, marrying the Illyrian princess Audata, probably the daughter or the niece of Bardyllis.
• Calling her Eurydice could easily be a mistake of either Arrian of Photius, but it could also signify that Philip chose to change Audata's Illyrian name to something more Greek, or it could speak to his filial piety or simply to indicate that her status had changed.
• Audata probably lived into her daughter's teens and may still have been alive at the time of her daughter's marriage to Philip's nephew Attalus in 337 / 336 BC may suggest that Audata was no longer alive or at the court at that time, but Alexander the Great would certainty have encountered her in Pella as a child.
• Audata probably lived into her daughter's teens and may still have been alive at the time of her daughter's marriage to Philip's nephew Attalus in 337 / 336 BC may suggest that Audata was no longer alive or at the court at that time, but Alexander the Great would certainty have encountered her in Pella as a child.
• The "'Battle of Erigon Valley "'or the "'Battle of Lyncus Plain "'took place in 358 BC between the Dardanians under Bardyllis and the Macedonians under Philip II . After forty years on continuous Dardanian dominance and expansion under Bardyllis, Philip II after marrying Audata, an Illyrian princess, marched into Illyria and confronted the Dardanian tribesmen.