Ptolemy I Soter
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Ptolemy I Soter
Summary
Ptolemy I Soter is a human[1]. He was born in Macedonia[2]. He was born on 365 BC[3]. He passed away in Alexandria[4]. He died on 285 BC[5]. He worked as a sovereign[6], historian[7], and military personnel[8]. He ranks in the top 0.55% of human entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (2,585 views/month, #5,543 of 1,000,298).[9]
Key Facts
- Ptolemy I Soter was born in Macedonia[2].
- Ptolemy I Soter passed away in Alexandria[4].
- Ptolemy I Soter was born on 365 BC[3].
- Ptolemy I Soter was born on 367 BC[10].
- Ptolemy I Soter was born on 367 BC[11].
- Ptolemy I Soter was born on 366 BC[12].
- Ptolemy I Soter was born on 365 BC[13].
- Ptolemy I Soter died on 285 BC[5].
- Ptolemy I Soter died on 283 BC[14].
- Ptolemy I Soter died on 283 BC[15].
- Ptolemy I Soter died on 282 BC[16].
- Ptolemy I Soter died on January 282 BC[17].
- Ptolemy I Soter's father was Lagus[18].
- Ptolemy I Soter's mother was Arsinoe of Macedon[19].
- Among Ptolemy I Soter's spouses was Artakama[20].
- Among Ptolemy I Soter's spouses was Eurydice of Egypt[21].
- Ptolemy I Soter was married to Berenice I of Egypt[22].
- A child of Ptolemy I Soter was Ptolemy II Philadelphus[23].
- A child of Ptolemy I Soter was Arsinoe II[24].
- A child of Ptolemy I Soter was Ptolemy Ceraunus[25].
- A child of Ptolemy I Soter was Meleager[26].
- A child of Ptolemy I Soter was Lysandra[27].
- A child of Ptolemy I Soter was Ptolémaïs[28].
- Ptolemy I Soter held citizenship in Macedonia[29].
- Ptolemy I Soter held citizenship in Ptolemaic Kingdom[30].
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Origins and Family
Ptolemy I Soter was born in Macedonia[2]. Recorded date of birth include 365 BC[3], 367 BC[10], and 366 BC[12]. His father was Lagus[18]. His mother was Arsinoe of Macedon[19]. Koine Greek was his native language[31].
Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include sovereign[6], historian[7], and military personnel[8]. Positions held include somatophylakes[32], a position[33]; pharaoh[34], a noble title[35], in Ancient Egypt[36]; and strategos[37], a military rank[38], in Byzantine Empire[39].
Personal Life
Spouses include Artakama[20], a consort[40], -0350–-0400[41]; Eurydice of Egypt[21], a politician[42], -0400–-0300[43], of Ptolemaic Kingdom[44]; and Berenice I of Egypt[22], a consort[45], b. -0340[46], of Ptolemaic Kingdom[47]. Children include Ptolemy II Philadelphus[23], a sovereign[48], -0308–-0246[49], of Ancient Egypt[50]; Arsinoe II[24], a monarch[51], -0316–-0270[52], awarded the Olympic champion[53]; Ptolemy Ceraunus[25], a military personnel[54], -0318–-0279[55]; Meleager[26], a sovereign[56], b. -0320[57], of Macedonia[58]; Lysandra[27], an aristocrat[59], -0300–-0300[60], of Macedonia[61]; and Ptolémaïs[28], a consort[62], b. -0357[63].
Death and Burial
Recorded date of death include 285 BC[5], 283 BC[14], 282 BC[16], and January 282 BC[17]. Ptolemy I Soter died in Alexandria[4].
Works and Contributions
Things named for Ptolemy I Soter include Ptolemaida[64], a human settlement[65], in Greece[66]; Ptolemais Hermiou[67], an ancient city[68], in Ancient Egypt[69]; and Ptolemais in Phoenicia[70], an ancient city[71], in Phoenicia[72].
Why It Matters
Ptolemy I Soter ranks in the top 0.55% of human entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (2,585 views/month, #5,543 of 1,000,298).[9] He has Wikipedia articles in 29 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[73] He is known by 64 alternative names across languages and contexts.[74]
Entities named for him include Ptolemaida[64], a human settlement[65], in Greece[66]; Ptolemais Hermiou[67], an ancient city[68], in Ancient Egypt[69]; and Ptolemais in Phoenicia[70], an ancient city[71], in Phoenicia[72].
FAQs
Where was Ptolemy I Soter born?
Born in Macedonia[2], Ptolemy I Soter…
Where did Ptolemy I Soter die?
Ptolemy I Soter passed away in Alexandria[4].
Who were Ptolemy I Soter's parents?
Ptolemy I Soter's father was Lagus[18]. Ptolemy I Soter's mother was Arsinoe of Macedon[19].
Who was Ptolemy I Soter married to?
Ptolemy I Soter's spouses include Artakama[20], Eurydice of Egypt[21], and Berenice I of Egypt[22].
What did Ptolemy I Soter do for work?
Ptolemy I Soter worked as sovereign[6], historian[7], and military personnel[8].