Amminapes was a Parthian who was appointed satrap of the Parthians and Hyrcanii by Alexander the Great in 330 BCE. Amminapes knew Alexander from his youth at the Macedonian court, where he remained in exile together with Artabazos II and a Persian nobleman named Sisines, after conflicts with the Achaemenid ruler Artaxerxes III. He was later able to return to the Achaemenid Empire and was given responsibilities in Egypt. He was in Egypt with the satrap Mazakes in late 332 BCE when they surrendered the country to Alexander, and he is the one who convinced Mazakes to do so and helped negotiate the terms of the surrender. He then joined the army of Alexander the Great.
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| - Amminapes (¿-?), noble parto que desempeñó un papel relevante durante la invasión de Egipto por parte de Alejandro Magno. Posteriormente sería nombrado sátrapa de Hircania. (es)
- Атминап (Манап; др.-греч. ; IV век до н. э.) — македонский сатрап Парфии и Гиркании, парфянин по происхождению. (ru)
- Amminapes was a Parthian who was appointed satrap of the Parthians and Hyrcanii by Alexander the Great in 330 BCE. Amminapes knew Alexander from his youth at the Macedonian court, where he remained in exile together with Artabazos II and a Persian nobleman named Sisines, after conflicts with the Achaemenid ruler Artaxerxes III. He was later able to return to the Achaemenid Empire and was given responsibilities in Egypt. He was in Egypt with the satrap Mazakes in late 332 BCE when they surrendered the country to Alexander, and he is the one who convinced Mazakes to do so and helped negotiate the terms of the surrender. He then joined the army of Alexander the Great. (en)
- Amminapes (auch Manapis) war ein parthischer Adliger, der unter dem persischen Großkönig Artaxerxes III. in Ungnade fiel und sich als Exilant an den Hof Philipps II. von Makedonien begab. Dort lernte er wahrscheinlich den jungen Sohn Philipps II., Alexander den Großen, kennen. Später kehrte er wieder nach Persien zurück, da er sich gemeinsam mit dem persischen Satrapen Mazakes Alexander dem Großen bei dessen Einfall in Ägypten Ende 332 v. Chr. ergab und ihm das Nilland auslieferte. Wahrscheinlich hatte er aufgrund seiner promakedonischen Gesinnung Mazakes zu dieser Unterwerfung bewegt. (de)
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| - Amminapes was a Parthian who was appointed satrap of the Parthians and Hyrcanii by Alexander the Great in 330 BCE. Amminapes knew Alexander from his youth at the Macedonian court, where he remained in exile together with Artabazos II and a Persian nobleman named Sisines, after conflicts with the Achaemenid ruler Artaxerxes III. He was later able to return to the Achaemenid Empire and was given responsibilities in Egypt. He was in Egypt with the satrap Mazakes in late 332 BCE when they surrendered the country to Alexander, and he is the one who convinced Mazakes to do so and helped negotiate the terms of the surrender. He then joined the army of Alexander the Great. Amminapes later received in 330 BCE the satrapy of Parthia and Hyrcania as a reward for his services, but he was still joined with the Macedonian general Tlepolemus. Tlepolemus was later appointed by Alexander satrap of Carmania, which he retained on the death of Alexander in 323 BC, and also at the fresh division of the provinces at Triparadisus in 321. Amminapes was probably soon replaced by Phrataphernes, who was still in charge of the satrapy in 324, and was then succeeded by his son Pharismanes. (en)
- Amminapes (auch Manapis) war ein parthischer Adliger, der unter dem persischen Großkönig Artaxerxes III. in Ungnade fiel und sich als Exilant an den Hof Philipps II. von Makedonien begab. Dort lernte er wahrscheinlich den jungen Sohn Philipps II., Alexander den Großen, kennen. Später kehrte er wieder nach Persien zurück, da er sich gemeinsam mit dem persischen Satrapen Mazakes Alexander dem Großen bei dessen Einfall in Ägypten Ende 332 v. Chr. ergab und ihm das Nilland auslieferte. Wahrscheinlich hatte er aufgrund seiner promakedonischen Gesinnung Mazakes zu dieser Unterwerfung bewegt. Der Historiker Arrian berichtet, dass Alexander der Große bei seinem nach dem Tod des Dareios III. erfolgten weiteren Vorstoß nach Osten Amminapes 330 v. Chr. in Parthien und Hyrkanien als Satrap einsetzte. Beide Satrapien wurden kurz darauf wieder an Phrataphernes zurückgegeben; es gibt jedoch keinen Hinweis, dass dies durch Fehlverhalten des Amminapes oder durch seinen Tod bedingt war. Über sein weiteres Schicksal ist nichts bekannt. (de)
- Amminapes (¿-?), noble parto que desempeñó un papel relevante durante la invasión de Egipto por parte de Alejandro Magno. Posteriormente sería nombrado sátrapa de Hircania. (es)
- Атминап (Манап; др.-греч. ; IV век до н. э.) — македонский сатрап Парфии и Гиркании, парфянин по происхождению. (ru)
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