Nicaea of Macedon

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Nicaea of Macedon was a Macedonian noblewoman, daughter of King Cassander, who lived during the turbulent Hellenistic period following Alexander the Great’s death.

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Nicaea of Macedon canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hellenistic-period figure
King of Macedon
Macedonian noblewoman
associatedWith Antipatrid dynasty succession struggles
child Nicaea of Macedon
countryOfCitizenship Macedon
describedAs daughter of King Cassander of Macedon
era post-Alexandrian era
ethnicGroup Macedonian Greeks
linked to: Macedonian Greek
father Cassander of Macedon
floruit early 3rd century BC
late 4th century BC
historicalContext Successor kingdoms of Alexander the Great
Wars of the Diadochi
languageSpokenWritten Ancient Greek
notableFamily Antipatrid dynasty
notableFor being a royal daughter in the Antipatrid line
notableRelative Alexander the Great
Antipater (regent of Macedon)
linked to: Antipater

Philip II of Macedon
partOf Macedonian nobility
placeOfOrigin Macedon
saidToBeTheSameAs Nikaia, daughter of Cassander
sexOrGender female
timePeriod Hellenistic period

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Cassander of Macedon child Nicaea of Macedon
Antipatrid dynasty hasMember Nicaea of Macedon
Cassander of Macedon child Nicaea of Macedon
subject linked to: Nicaea of Macedon
Agathocles of Pella mother Nicaea of Macedon