The dynastic rule of this kingdom ended with Aristonicus; its origins can be traced to the revolt of the general Philetaerus.
The dynastic rule of this kingdom ended with Aristonicus; its origins can be traced to the revolt of the general Philetaerus. One of its kings defeated Prusias and Ortiagon as part of its many wars with the Galatians. That king, Eumenes II, expanded the great library here and ruled after Attalus I, the founder of its Attalid Dynasty; his achievements were commemorated by an altar now reconstructed at a museum in Berlin which ►shares this kingdom's name. FTP, name this ancient Anatolian kingdom which ascended around 282 BC.
The dynastic rule of this kingdom ended with Aristonicus; its origins can be traced to the revolt of the general Philetaerus.
Pergamon (or Pergamum, Pergamos, or Bergama)  