Guillermo Bligh

This page relates to the year -76 Calendrier Julien proleptic.

Events

  • With Rome, Consul At of Cn. Octavius, C. Scribonius Curio.

  • L. Sicinus, powerful orator of the Plebs.
  • democratic Agitation in Rome maintained by the powerful orators the plebs (end in -72). Senatorial oligarchy opposes to their claims a desperate resistance.

  • Beginning of the reign of Sanatrocès (Sinatruc), king of the Parthes (fine in -70).
  • With died of Artaban II, Sinatruc, 80 years old, is proclaimed king of Parthes. He manages to restore the order in the empire. The year six of his reign, the king of the Pont proposes an alliance against Rome to him. Sinatruc declines the offer and remains in peace. He dies one year after and his/her son Phraatès III succeeds to him.

  • Beginning of the reign of Hyrcan II, king of Judaea under the regency of his/her mother Salome Alexandra (fine in -67).
    • Alexandre Jannée dies of disease at the time of the head office of Ragaba, in the territory of Géras. His/her son Hyrcan II, large priest and Jewish prince hasmonéen, reign under the supervision of his/her mother Salome Alexandra.
    • Alexandra is reconciled with the Pharisiens to which it leaves the orientation of the interior policy. The prisoners are released, exiled return and jurisprudence pharisienne acquires the force of law. The scribes and the doctors of the Law of the party pharisee, with at their head Siméon Ben Shétah, enter to the council of old (gérousia) hitherto composed priests and the notable ones of the party sadducéen. One of the sadducéen, adviser of Alexandre Jannée, is judged by a court of pharisees and is condemned to died with others.
    • Outside, Alexandra practices a policy of armed peace: forwarding of Aristobule in Syria against Ptolémée, wire of Mennaios which threatened Damas. Rich person present offered to Tigrane so that it raises the seat of Ptolémaïs with 300.000 men
  • Economic prosperity in Judaea under the reign of Salome Alexandra.

  • Life in Judaea of Shimon Ben Shetah, merchant of flax, which becomes the the most influential pharisee of its time. Its legend tells that with Ashkelon it made hang eighty women for sorcery (?). It treats the Sadducéens hard and institutes an ordinance which mortgages the properties of the husband if it divorces his wife and thus protects the interests from this one. It institutes the public school.

Births

Death in -76

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