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A history timeline of the Hellenistic period of ancient Greek history.
Fourth Century - 300s B.C.

- 323 B.C.: Alexander the Great died.
- 323-322 B.C.: Lamian War (Hellenic War).
- 322-320 B.C.: First Diadochi war.
- 321 B.C.: Perdiccas assassinated.
- 320-311 B.C.: Second Diadochi war.
- 319 B.C.: Antipater died.
- 317 B.C.: Philip III of Macedonia assassinated.
- 316 B.C.: Menander wins prize.
- 310 B.C.: Zeno of Citium founds Stoic school in Athens. Roxane and Alexander IV are executed.
- 307 B.C.: Epicurus founds school in Athens.
- 301 B.C.: Battle of Ipsus. Division of the empire into 4 parts.
- 300 B.C.: Euclid founds mathematical school in Athens.
Third Century - 200s B.C.

- 295-168 B.C.: Antigonid Dynasty rules Macedonia.
- 282 B.C.: Archimedes studies in Alexandria.
- 281 B.C.: Achaean League. Seleucus assassinated.
- 280 B.C.: Colossus of Rhodes built.
- 280-275 B.C.: Pyrrhic War.
- 280-277 B.C.: Celtic invasions.
- 276-239 B.C.: Antigonus Gonatas king of Macedonia.
- 267-262 B.C.: Chremonidean War.
- 224 B.C.: Earthquake destroys Colossus.
- 221 B.C.: Philip V king of Macedonia.
- 239-229 B.C.: Demetrius II king of Macedonia.
- 229-221 B.C.: Antigonus III king of Macedonia.
- 221-179 B.C.: Philip V king of Macedonia.
- 214-205 B.C.: First Macedonian War.
- 202-196 B.C.: Roman intervention in Greek affairs.
Second Century - 100s B.C.

- 192-188 B.C.: Seleucid War
- 187-167 B.C.: Macedonian War.
- 175 B.C.: Temple of Olympian Zeus at Athens.
- 149 B.C.: Greece becomes a Roman province.
- 148 B.C.: Rome sacks Corinth.
- 148 B.C.: Macedonia becomes a Roman province.
Source:
- World Timelines.org.uk
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