Phila of Elimeia

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Phila of Elimeia was a Macedonian noblewoman from the region of Elimeia who became one of King Philip II of Macedon’s wives and was connected to the Argead dynasty through this marriage.

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Label Occurrences
Phila of Elimeia canonical 2
Phila I 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Macedonian capital
ancient Macedonian noblewoman
queen consort of Macedon
aristocraticTitle Macedonian noblewoman
associatedWith Macedonian royal household
connectedTo Argead royal court
linked to: Argead dynasty

Macedonian nobility
countryOfCitizenship Macedon
culture Ancient Macedonian culture
ethnicGroup Macedonians
gender female
historicalContext reign of Philip II of Macedon
knownFor strengthening ties between Elimeia and the Macedonian monarchy
languageSpoken Ancient Greek
maritalStatus married to Philip II of Macedon
memberOfDynasty Argead dynasty
notableFor marriage alliance between Elimeia and the Argead dynasty
partOf Upper Macedonia
placeOfOrigin Elimeia
positionHeld queen consort of Philip II of Macedon
regionAssociatedWith Upper Macedonia
residence Pella
linked to: Pella, Greece
roleInPolitics dynastic marriage partner
spouse Phila of Elimeia
Philip II of Macedon
timePeriod 4th century BC

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Referenced by (3)

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

Philip II of Macedon spouse Phila of Elimeia
Antigonus II Gonatas mother Phila I
linked to: Phila of Elimeia
Philip II of Macedon spouse Phila of Elimeia
subject linked to: Phila of Elimeia