What happened in 376 BC?
One recorded event in 376 BC: Battle of Naxos.
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Battle of Naxos
Sea battle that took place during the Boeotian War
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Around this time
The nearest recorded events on either side of 376 BC.
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Boeotian War
War between Thebes and Sparta (378–371 BC)
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Theban–Spartan War
War during 378-362 BCE between Thebes and Sparta
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Phoebidas died
4th-century BC Spartan general
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Theopompus born
Born in Chios. Greek historian and rhetorician (c.380–c.315 BC).
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Anuradhapura Kingdom founded
Anuradhapura Kingdom was founded, with its capital at Anuradhapura.
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Battle of Tegyra
374 BCE battle
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Lie Yukou died
4th-century BCE Chinese philosopher and author
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Chanakya Kautilya born
Born in Taxila. Ancient Indian teacher and strategist who authored the foundational manual on political economy..
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Evagoras died
Died in Salamis. King of Salamis on Cyprus from 411 to 373 BC.
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Battle of Pelusium
Battle between Ancient Egypt and the Achaemenid Persian Empire
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Mnasippus died
Spartan military commander
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373 BC Helike earthquake
Earthquake and tsunami that destroyed ancient Helike and Boura in Achaia, Greece
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