Megaris
560 BCE
Herakleia Pontika founded by colonists from Megara and named after Herakles, who it was believed entered the underworld through a nearby cave.
480 BCE
August 7
August 7
479 BCE
459 BCE
435 BCE
The philosopher Euclid is born in Megara.
433 BCE
427 BCE
A democratic uprising occurs in Megara.
365 BCE
Death of Euclid, who had founded the Megarian school of philosophy, in Megara.
338 BCE
323 BCE
266 BCE
Antigonos II blockades Athens and destroys a temple to Poseidon between it and Megara. Ptolemy II sends a fleet to break the blockade.
243 BCE
Megara expels is Macedonian garrison and joins the Achaian League.
223 BCE
Megara leaves the Achaian League and joins the Boeotian League.
48 BCE
Megara, besieged by the Romans under Quintus Fufius Calenus, attempt to unleash lions on the Romans. The lions instead attack unarmed Megarians.