Related events

The chronological links below come from Wikidata’s “part of” and “has part” relations. This selection covers 264 BCE — 241 BCE; it does not claim to cover the entire conflict or reconstruct an army’s movements.

264 BCE
Battle of Messana ↗
Source · Q2478491
261 BCE
Battle of Agrigentum
On the map ↗ Source · Q917376
260 BCE
Battle of the Lipari Islands ↗
Source · Q1432659
260s BCE
Siege of Mytistraton ↗
Source · Q16683525
260 BCE
Battle of Mylae
On the map ↗ Source · Q277345
258 BCE
Battle of Sulci ↗
Source · Q1886703
257 BCE
Battle of Tyndaris ↗
Source · Q1355206
256 BCE
Battle of Cape Ecnomus
On the map ↗ Source · Q6881
255 BCE
Battle of Bagradas ↗
Source · Q6891
255 BCE
Siege of Aspis ↗
Source · Q815118
255 BCE
Battle of Adys ↗
Source · Q963839
251 BCE
Battle of Panormus ↗
Source · Q1476126
250 BCE — 241 BCE
Siege of Lilybaeum ↗
Source · Q2263273
249 BCE — 241 BCE
Battle of Mount Erice ↗
Source · Q379280
249 BCE
Battle of Drepana ↗
Source · Q590014
249 BCE — 241 BCE
Siege of Drepana ↗
Source · Q7509983
244 BCE — 241 BCE
The Fighting at Mount Eryx
On the map ↗ Source · Q141254225
243 BCE
Second Battle of Drepana ↗
Source · Q233366
241 BCE
Battle of the Aegates Islands
On the map ↗ Source · Q1134649

Provenance and limits

An absent event does not mean it never happened. The available dates, participants and locations depend on the coverage of open sources.

Wikidata · Q6286 ↗ Read the methodology → Report an error on this page ↗