325 BC

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Year of the Fire Monkey丙申( at the beginning of the year, wood sheep乙未)

Events

Politics and World Affairs

Alexander's

  • Alexander the Great reached with his army of Punjab coming the mouth of the Indus, where he led the city Xylenopolis (now Bahmanabad ) is founded. A part of the army returns with a fleet under Nearchus by sea to Babylon back, Alexander himself chooses in August the arduous crossing the desert of Gedrosia and Carmania, which he completed in December, while another military unit under Craterus chooses the northern route through Arachosia.
  • December: Alexander the Great eventually issued Carmania from the so-called " mercenaries decree" and thus ordered his satraps and generals the dissolution of all privately established mercenary troops to suppress the quantity and quality of selfish or even separatist motivated machinations of his subordinates.

Western Mediterranean

  • Pytheas of Massilia undertakes his journey into the North Sea.
  • The Romans under Quintus Fabius Maximus Rullianus defeat in the Second Samnitenkrieg the Samnites at Imbrinium.

Imperial China

  • Time of the Warring States: The ruler of the State of Qin declared himself king.

Born

  • 325 BC: Zenodotos, Greek philosopher († 260 BC)

Died

  • Abisares, Indian rulers
  • Amyntas, the Macedonian soldier and governor
  • Year ( 4th century BC)
  • 325 BC
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