In the aftermath of this battle, a satrap named Ptolemaeus declared the independence of Commagene. It resulted in the Nabataeans gaining supremacy over the Edomites. Prior to this battle, the upstart Arsacid dynasty had been contained north of the Elburz Mountains, but afterwards the region of Rhagiana fell to Mithridates I of Parthia. The losers in this battle later refused to pay tribute, sparking the Hasmonean uprising. Another element of the 
In the aftermath of this battle, a satrap named Ptolemaeus declared the independence of Commagene. It resulted in the Nabataeans gaining supremacy over the Edomites. Prior to this battle, the upstart Arsacid dynasty had been contained north of the Elburz Mountains, but afterwards the region of Rhagiana fell to Mithridates I of Parthia. The losers in this battle later refused to pay tribute, sparking the Hasmonean uprising. Another element of the peace treaty resulting from this battle was a prohibition on naval projection into the Aegean. In its wake, hegemony over Anatolia was secured by King Eumenes II of Pergamum, and the Treaty of Apamea thwarted the efforts of Antiochus III to establish Alexander's empire in Greece. FTP, name this 190 BC battle, which saw the Roman army squash the Seleucids.
In the aftermath of this battle, a satrap named Ptolemaeus declared the independence of Commagene.
Battle of Magnesia