Chersonesos

644 BCE

Kardia founded by settlers from Miletos and Klazomenai.

555 BCE

Miltiades, the son of Kimon of Athens settles with colonists in Kardia.

500 BCE

Karkinitis founded by Greek settlers.

493 BCE

Kardia is the only city in the Chersonese not destroyed by Persia.

365 BCE

Kardia comes under Odrysian control.

357 BCE

Kersebleptes, in a bid against Philip II, turns over all the cities of the Chersonese to Athens except for Kardia.

354 BCE

Birth of historian Hieronymos in Kardia, who documented the history of Eumenes and Ptolemy I.

346 BCE

Kardia signs and agreement with Philip II.

343 BCE

The Athenians attempt to place more settlers in Kardia, but they are repulsed. Philip II sends troops in aid.

342 BCE

Philip II grants Apollonides governing power in Kardia.

341 BCE

Demosthenes gives an oration against Philip II to his fellow Athenians concerning the conflict at Kardia.

323 BCE

Kardia is ruled by the tyrant Hekataios.

309 BCE

Lysimachos obtains control over parts of Thrace, including Abdera. He destroys Kardia.