Antigonid Navy
The Antigonid Navy refers to the naval forces of the Antigonid dynasty, which ruled parts of Greece and Macedonia after the death of Alexander the Great. Established in the 3rd century BCE, the navy was crucial for maintaining control over the Aegean Sea and protecting trade routes. The Antigonids built a fleet of warships, including triremes, to engage in naval battles and support their military campaigns.
The Antigonid Navy played a significant role in conflicts against rival powers, such as the Ptolemaic Kingdom and the Seleucid Empire. While not as dominant as other naval forces of the time, it contributed to the dynasty's efforts to assert influence over the region and secure maritime trade.