Lycia

690 BCE

Phaselis founded by settlers from Rhodes.

468 BCE

Athens under Kimon attacks Phaselis and places it in the Delian League.

360 BCE

Phaselis concludes a treaty with Mausolos of Halikarnassos.

333 BCE
April

Alexander III spends some time at Phaselis after its surrender.

315 BCE

Patara occupied and used as a naval base by Antigonos Monophthalmos.

309 BCE

Antigonos Monophthalmos besieges and takes Phaselis.

304 BCE

Patara is used as a naval base by Demetrios Poliorketes during his siege of Rhodes.

197 BCE

Lycia, including Phaselis, is overrun by Antiochos III.

196 BCE

Antiochos III captures Patara and makes it the capital of Lycia.

189 BCE

The Romans place Kaunos and Phaselis under the rule of Rhodes.

167 BCE

Patara is occupied by Rhodes.

167 BCE

Lycia, including Phaselis, and Caria, including Stratonikeia, are given its freedom from Rhodes by Rome.

88 BCE

Patara is besieged by Mithridates VI.

77 BCE

The pirate Zekenites, based in Phaselis, is defeated by Publius Servilius Vatia Isauricus.

43 CE

Patara is annxed by the Roman Empire and made part of Pamphylia.

129 CE

Hadrian visits Phaselis and builds a triple-arched gateway.