GREEK EMPIRE SATRAPS (BY NAME):
The
Greek word satrap comes from the word 'khshathrapan' or similar,
seemingly a Median word meaning 'protector of the realm'. The
Old Persian form is 'khshasapawan' but, as both forms are used
so rarely in English language texts, the Greek version has
been retained throughout these pages.
Abdalonymus, Sidon, (332-329? BC)
Abdalonymus, Tyre, (332-329? BC)
Abisares / Abhisara, Northern Indus, (326-325 BC, 325-? BC)
Abulites, Susiana, (331-325 BC)
Agathocles, Parthia, (250s? BC)
Alexander, Persis, (?-220 BC)
Ambhi, Northern Indus, (326-321? BC)
Amedines, Gedrosia?, (330-? BC)
Amminapes the Parthian, Hyrcania, (331-330 BC)
Amminapes the Parthian, Parthia, (331-330 BC)
Amyntas Nikolaos, Bactria, (328-321 BC)
Amyntas Nikolaos, Chorasmia, (328-321 BC)
Amyntas Nikolaos, Sogdiana, (328-321 BC)
Andragoras, Parthia, (c.256-238 BC)
Andragoras the Parthian, Hyrcania, (331-330 BC)
Andragoras the Parthian, Parthia, (331-330 BC)
Antigenes, Susiana, (320-316 BC)
Arcesilus, Northern Mesopotamia, (323-320 BC)
Archon of Pella, Babylonia, (323-321 BC)
Archon of Pella, Susiana, (323-321 BC)
Arsames, Aria, (330-323 BC)
Arsames, Drangiana, (330-323 BC)
Arsames I, Commagene, (c.260-228 BC)
Artabazus, Bactria, (329-328 BC)
Asander, Caria, (323-320 BC)
Aspasianus the Mede, Carmania?, (219-217 BC)
Aspastes, Carmania, (329-326 BC)
Assacanus, Gandhara, (329-? BC)
Assagetes, Gandhara, (329-? BC)
Atropates, Northern Media, (328-320? BC)
Attalus I, Pergamum, (241-230 BC)
Autophradates, Margiana, (330-? BC)
Byttacus the Macedonian, Carmania?, (219-217 BC)
Calas, Paphlagonia, (334-325 BC)
Calas, Greater Phrygia, (334-323 BC)
Cleomenes of Naucratis, Egypt, (?-323 BC)
Clitus the Black, Bactria, (328 BC)
Cophaeus, Gandhara, (329-? BC)
Demarchus, Paphlagonia, (325-323 BC)
Demetrius Phalereus, Athens, (317-307 BC)
Demodamas, Bactria, (c.294-293, c.281-280 BC)
Demodamas, Sogdiana, (c.294-293, c.281-280 BC)
Diodotus Soter, Bactria, (256 BC)
Euitus, Aria, (315-312 BC)
Euitus, Drangiana, (315-312 BC)
Euitus, Parthia, (315-312 BC)
Embisarus, Northern Indus, (326-325 BC)
Eudamus, Northern Indus, (326-323, ?-316 BC)
Eudamus, Parthia, (318-317 BC)
Eumenes I, Pergamum, (263-241 BC)
Eumenes of Cardia, Cappadocia, (323-319 BC)
Eumenes of Cardia, Mysia, (323-319 BC)
Eumenes of Cardia, Paphlagonia, (323-319 BC)
Euthydemus Theos, Sogdiana?, (?-235 BC)
Laomedon of Mitylene, Phoenicia, (332-319 BC)
Laomedon of Mitylene, Syria, (332-319 BC)
Leonnatus, Greater Phrygia, (323-322 BC)
Lysimachus, Greater Phrygia, (322-301 BC)
Lysimachus, Thrace, (323-305 BC)
Mazaces, Egypt, (332-? BC)
Mazaeus, Babylonia, (332-328 BC)
Menander, Lydia, (323-320 BC)
Menes, Assyria, (? BC)
Menon, Arachosia, (330-323 BC)
Menon, Gedrosia?, (330-323 BC)
Molon, Media, (?-220 BC)
Musicanus, Southern Indus, (329 BC)
Nearchus, Lycia, (333-329 BC)
Nearchus, Pamphylia, (333-329 BC)
Neoptolemus, Armenia, (323-321 BC)
Nicanor, Cappadocia, (322-316 BC)
Nicanor, Media, (316-312 BC)
Nicanor, Parthia, (317-316 BC)
Omphis, Northern Indus, (326-321? BC)
Orepius, Sogdiana, (329-328? BC)
Oxathres, Paraetacene, (331-325 BC)
Oxyartes, Gandhara, (326-321 BC)
Oxycarnus, Southern Indus, (329 BC)
Peithon, Media, (323?-316 BC)
Peithon, Southern Indus, (325-316 BC)
Peucestas, Persis, (323-320 BC)
Pharasmanes, Chorasmia, (330-328 BC)
Pherecles, Parthia, (250s? BC)
Philetaerus, Pergamum, (282-263 BC)
Philip, Northern Indus, (327-326 BC)
Philip / Philippus, Bactria, (323-321 BC)
Philip / Philippus, Chorasmia, (323-321 BC)
Philip / Philippus, Sogdiana, (323-321 BC)
Philip / Philippus, Parthia, (320-318 BC)
Philip / Philippus, Hyrcania, (320-318 BC)
Philotas, Cilicia, (323-319 BC)
Phrataphernes, Hyrcania, (330-321 BC)
Phrataphernes, Parthia, (330-321 BC)
Porus / Parvataka, Northern Indus, (326-317? BC)
Ptolemaeus of Commagene, Commagene, (201-163 BC)
Ptolemy I Soter, Egypt, (323-305 BC)
Ptolemy X Alexander I, Cyprus, (116-107, 88 BC)
Ptolemy Auletes, Cyprus, (80-58 BC)
Ptolemy Lathyrus, Cyprus, (107-89 BC)
Sabiktas, Cappadocia, (333-332 BC)
Sambus, Southern Indus, (329-325 BC)
Sames, Commagene, (c.290-260 BC)
Scythaeus, Bactria, (328-321 BC)
Scythaeus, Chorasmia, (328-321 BC)
Scythaeus, Sogdiana, (328-321 BC)
Seleucus, Babylonia, (320-315, 312-305 BC)
Sibyrtius, Arachosia, (323-303 BC)
Sibyrtius, Carmania, (326-325 BC)
Sibyrtius, Gedrosia, (323-303 BC)
Sisicottus, Gandhara, (329-? BC)
Sophytes, Bactria, (315?-305? BC)
Stasander the Solian, Aria, (321-315 BC)
Stasander the Solian, Drangiana, (321-315 BC)
Stasander the Solian, Parthia, (316-315 BC)
Stasanor the Solian, Aria, (323-321 BC)
Stasanor the Solian, Drangiana, (323-321 BC)
Stasanor the Solian, Bactria, (321-312 BC)
Stasanor the Solian, Chorasmia, (321-312 BC)
Stasanor the Solian, Sogdiana, (321-312 BC)
Stasanor the Solian, Northern Indus, (316-312 BC)
Taxiles, Northern Indus, (326-321? BC)
Timarchus of Miletus, Media, (163-160 BC)
Tiridates, Arachosia?, (330-? BC)
Tiridates, Gedrosia?, (330-? BC)
Tlepolemus, Carmania, (324-311? BC)
Vakshuvar, Gandhara, (?-305? BC)
Xerxes of Armenia, Commagene, (228-201 BC)
Zopyrion, Pontus?, (332?-331 BC)
Zopyrion, Thrace?, (332?-331 BC)
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