Original Timeline · chronological continuation

Persia Gives Way to Greece

From Artaxerxes II through Alexander and the divided empire

KJV Scripture governs biblical eventsHistorical chronology is separately labeled

Creation yearTishriSept./Oct.	BC / ADDec./Jan.	Nisan yearNisanMarch/April	JubileeTishri 10Trumpet Sounds	People, rulers, and historical setting	Event and source
3551	372/371 BC	1105		Artaxerxes II · Persia404–358 BC
3552	371/370 BC	1106		Artaxerxes II · Persia404–358 BC
3553	370/369 BC	1107		Artaxerxes II · Persia404–358 BC
3554	369/368 BC	1108		Artaxerxes II · Persia404–358 BC
3555	368/367 BC	1109		Artaxerxes II · Persia404–358 BC
3556	367/366 BC	1110		Artaxerxes II · Persia404–358 BC
3557	366/365 BC	1111		Artaxerxes II · Persia404–358 BC
3558	365/364 BC	1112		Artaxerxes II · Persia404–358 BC
3559	364/363 BC	1113		Artaxerxes II · Persia404–358 BC
3560	363/362 BC	1114		Artaxerxes II · Persia404–358 BC
3561	362/361 BC	1115		Artaxerxes II · Persia404–358 BC
3562	361/360 BC	1116		Artaxerxes II · Persia404–358 BC
3563	360/359 BC	1117		Artaxerxes II · Persia404–358 BC
3564	359/358 BC	1118		Artaxerxes II · Persia404–358 BC
3565	358/357 BC	1119		Artaxerxes II · Persia404–358 BCArtaxerxes III · Persia358–338 BC	Artaxerxes III begins to reign Persian chronology · 358 BC
3566	357/356 BC	1120		Artaxerxes III · Persia358–338 BC
3567	356/355 BC	1121		Artaxerxes III · Persia358–338 BC
3568	355/354 BC	1122		Artaxerxes III · Persia358–338 BC
3569	354/353 BC	1123		Artaxerxes III · Persia358–338 BC
3570	353/352 BC	1124		Artaxerxes III · Persia358–338 BC
3571	352/351 BC	1125		Artaxerxes III · Persia358–338 BC
3572	351/350 BC	1126		Artaxerxes III · Persia358–338 BC
3573	350/349 BC	1127		Artaxerxes III · Persia358–338 BC
3574	349/348 BC	1128		Artaxerxes III · Persia358–338 BC
3575	348/347 BC	1129		Artaxerxes III · Persia358–338 BC
3576	347/346 BC	1130		Artaxerxes III · Persia358–338 BC
3577	346/345 BC	1131		Artaxerxes III · Persia358–338 BC
3578	345/344 BC	1132		Artaxerxes III · Persia358–338 BC
3579	344/343 BC	1133		Artaxerxes III · Persia358–338 BC
3580	343/342 BC	1134		Artaxerxes III · Persia358–338 BC
3581	342/341 BC	1135		Artaxerxes III · Persia358–338 BC
3582	341/340 BC	1136		Artaxerxes III · Persia358–338 BC
3583	340/339 BC	1137		Artaxerxes III · Persia358–338 BC
3584	339/338 BC	1138		Artaxerxes III · Persia358–338 BC
3585	338/337 BC	1139		Artaxerxes III · Persia358–338 BC	Arses succeeds Artaxerxes III Persian chronology · 338 BC
3586	337/336 BC	1140
3587	336/335 BC	1141		Darius III · Persia336–330 BCAlexander · Macedonia336–323 BC	Darius III becomes Persia’s final king Persian chronology · 336 BC Alexander becomes king of Macedonia Greek chronology · 336 BC
3588	335/334 BC	1142		Darius III · Persia336–330 BCAlexander · Macedonia336–323 BC
3589	334/333 BC	1143		Darius III · Persia336–330 BCAlexander · Macedonia336–323 BC
3590	333/332 BC	1144		Darius III · Persia336–330 BCAlexander · Macedonia336–323 BC
3591	332/331 BC	1145		Darius III · Persia336–330 BCAlexander · Macedonia336–323 BC
3592	331/330 BC	1146		Darius III · Persia336–330 BCAlexander · Macedonia336–323 BC
3593	330/329 BC	1147		Darius III · Persia336–330 BCAlexander · Macedonia336–323 BC	Alexander completes the overthrow of Persia Greek chronology · 330 BC
3594	329/328 BC	1148		Alexander · Macedonia336–323 BC
3595	328/327 BC	1149		Alexander · Macedonia336–323 BC
3596	327/326 BC	1150		Alexander · Macedonia336–323 BC
3597	326/325 BC	1151		Alexander · Macedonia336–323 BC
3598	325/324 BC	1152		Alexander · Macedonia336–323 BC
3599	324/323 BC	1153		Alexander · Macedonia336–323 BC
3600	323/322 BC	1154	22nd JubileeNisan 1154	Alexander · Macedonia336–323 BC	Alexander dies in Babylon Greek chronology · 323 BC

The established chronology of Living Bible Timeline

The established Creation-year and BC alignment is carried through the final Achaemenid kings, Alexander’s overthrow of Persia, his death at Babylon, and the early successor struggles. These are historical dates placed beside the biblical chronology, not additional KJV dates.

The Jubilee count remains continuous

The Nisan count begins at the Exodus while Creation years continue beside it. Each separate fiftieth-year Jubilee appears once, on its exact Nisan-year row.

Sources remain visibly separate

KJV references identify biblical statements. Persian, Greek, Roman, Josephus, and Maccabean records are historical witnesses. A historical date or working identification is never presented as though Scripture supplied it.

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Persia Gives Way to Greece

From Artaxerxes II through Alexander and the divided empire

Artaxerxes III begins to reign

Arses succeeds Artaxerxes III

Darius III becomes Persia’s final king

Alexander becomes king of Macedonia

Alexander completes the overthrow of Persia

Alexander dies in Babylon