Battle of the Elephants

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The Battle of the Elephants was a Hellenistic-era clash in which Seleucid king Antiochus I famously used war elephants to secure a decisive victory over invading Galatian forces in Asia Minor.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hellenistic-era battle
battle
belligerent Galatian forces
Seleucid forces
linked to: Seleucid royal army
combatant Galatian army
Seleucid army
linked to: Seleucid royal army
commander Antiochus I Soter
linked to: Antiochus I
conflictIn Hellenistic period
describedAs famous victory of Antiochus I over the Galatians
hasParticipant Antiochus I Soter
linked to: Antiochus I

Galatian forces
Galatians
Seleucid Empire
historicalRegion Anatolia
leaderOfVictoriousSide Antiochus I Soter
linked to: Antiochus I
location Asia Minor
notableFor use of war elephants against Galatian infantry
opponentOf Galatian invaders
outcome repulse of Galatian invasion
partOf Seleucid–Galatian conflicts
result Seleucid victory
decisive victory for Antiochus I
tookPlaceIn Asia Minor
usedInBattle war elephants
usedMilitaryTechnology elephantry

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Antiochus I notableBattle Battle of the Elephants