| year |
king |
event |
| 600
b.c. |
|
|
| 590
b.c. |
|
|
| 580
b.c. |
|
|
| 570
b.c. |
|
|
| 560
b.c. |
|
|
| 550
b.c. |
|
|
| 540
b.c. |
|
|
| 530
b.c. |
|
|
| 520
b.c. |
|
|
| 510
b.c. |
|
|
| 500
b.c. |
|
|
| 490
b.c. |
|
|
| 480
b.c. |
|
|
| 470
b.c. |
|
|
| 460
b.c. |
|
|
| 450
b.c. |
|
|
| 440
b.c. |
|
|
| 430
b.c. |
|
|
| 420
b.c. |
|
|
| 410
b.c. |
|
|
| 400
b.c. |
|
|
| 390
b.c. |
|
|
| 380
b.c. |
|
|
| 370
b.c. |
|
|
| 360
b.c. |
|
|
| 350
b.c. |
|
|
| 340
b.c. |
|
|
| 330
b.c. |
|
|
| 320
b.c. |
|
|
| 310
b.c. |
|
312,
Antigonus sends Athnayos to raid at night on the Nabataeans
who counterattacked and freed their prisoners, they got
back their goods killing all 4550 and leaving fifty of
the enemy alive |
| 300
b.c. |
|
|
| 290
b.c. |
|
|
| 280
b.c. |
|
|
| 270
b.c. |
|
278/277
Greeks destroy all the Nabataean ships in the red sea
trying to control trade |
| 260
b.c. |
|
|
| 250
b.c. |
|
|
| 240
b.c. |
|
|
| 230
b.c. |
|
|
| 220
b.c. |
|
|
| 210
b.c. |
|
|
| 200
b.c. |
|
|
| 190
b.c. |
|
|
| 180
b.c. |
|
|
| 170
b.c. |
|
|
| 160
b.c. |
168
Aretas the first |
|
| 150
b.c. |
|
|
| 140
b.c. |
|
|
| 130
b.c. |
|
|
| 120
b.c. |
|
|
| 110
b.c. |
110/120
Aretas the second |
|
| 100
b.c. |
|
Nabataean
coins produced with Greeek writing |
| 90
b.c. |
95-88
Obodas the first |
|
| 80
b.c. |
88-87
Rabil the first |
85
Damascus becomes Nabataean |
| 70
b.c. |
87-62
Aretas the third |
70
Damascus taken from the Nabataeans by Tagranes the king
of Armenia |
| 60
b.c. |
62/61-59
Obodas the second |
63
Romans come into the Middle East
Coins
start to have Nabataean writing
|
| 50
b.c. |
59/58-30
Malchus the first |
|
| 40
b.c. |
|
|
| 30
b.c. |
30-9/8
Obodas the third |
Qasr
al Bint constructed |
| 20
b.c. |
|
26
b.c. The king backs up the Roman campain to the south
of South Arabia with 1000 soldiers |
| 10
b.c. |
|
|
| 0 |
9/8
b.c.-40 a.d. Aretas the fourth |
|
| 10
a.d. |
|
|
| 20
a.d. |
|
|
| 30
a.d. |
|
|
| 40
a.d. |
40-70
Malchus the second |
|
| 50
a.d. |
|
Busra
(south Syria) becomes the capital of the Nabataean kingdom |
| 60
a.d. |
|
|
| 70
a.d. |
70-106
Rabil the second |
The
Urn tomb carved |
| 80
a.d. |
|
|
| 90
a.d. |
|
|
| 100
a.d. |
|
106
the end of the Nabataean kingdom, Petra becomes a part
of the Roman provence |
| 110
a.d. |
|
|
| 120
a.d. |
|
|
| 130
a.d. |
|
Sextius
Florentinus tomb carved |
| 140
a.d. |
|
|
| 150
a.d. |
|
|
| 160
a.d. |
|
|
| 170
a.d. |
|
|
| 180
a.d. |
|
|
| 190
a.d. |
|
|
| 200
a.d. |
|
|
| 210
a.d. |
|
|
| 220
a.d. |
|
|
| 230
a.d. |
|
|
| 240
a.d. |
|
|
| 250
a.d. |
|
|
| 260
a.d. |
|
|
| 270
a.d. |
|
|
| 280
a.d. |
|
|
| 290
a.d. |
|
|
| 300
a.d. |
|
|
| 310
a.d. |
|
|
| 320
a.d. |
|
328
Nammara inscription |
| 330
a.d. |
|
|
| 340
a.d. |
|
|
| 350
a.d. |
|
|
| 360
a.d. |
|
363
An earthquake hits Petra |
| 370
a.d. |
|
|
| 380
a.d. |
|
|
| 390
a.d. |
|
|
| 400
a.d. |
|
|
| 410
a.d. |
|
|
| 420
a.d. |
|
|
| 430
a.d. |
|
|
| 440
a.d. |
|
447
the writing in the Urn Tomb, tells about the use of the
Tomb as a church, and mentions Bishop Jason |
| 450
a.d. |
|
|
| 460
a.d. |
|
|
| 470
a.d. |
|
|
| 480
a.d. |
|
|
| 490
a.d. |
|
|
| 500
a.d. |
|
|
| 510
a.d. |
|
|
| 520
a.d. |
|
|
| 530
a.d. |
|
|
| 540
a.d. |
|
|
| 550
a.d. |
|
|
| 560
a.d. |
|
|
| 570
a.d. |
|
|
| 580
a.d. |
|
|
| 590
a.d. |
|
|
| 600
a.d. |
|
|
