War between Athens and Macedon (433-431 BC)
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Was a war between Athens and the Kingdom of Macedonia that preceded the Peloponnesian War of 431-404 BC.
Chronology
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January 431 BC: The Athenians, considering the conquest of Argos by the Ambraciots dangerous, sent an expedition under the command of Formio, who destroyed the city and enslaved the inhabitants (432 BC).
January 432 BC: The Athenian Empire captured the Macedonian cities Therma and Beroea.
January 432 BC: King Perdiccas II retaliated against Athens by supporting the rebellion of their allies in Chalcidice. As a result, he was able to gain control of the strategic city of Potidaea in -433.
January 430 BC: Therma was returned to Macedonia.
January 430 BC: Sitalces was a Thracian king who brokered a peace treaty in -431 between Athens and Potidaea, a city in Chalcidice. As a result of the treaty, much of Chalcidice's territory was ceded to the Athenian Empire.
January 430 BC: Macedonian conquest of Edessa.
January 430 BC: Macedonian conquest of Ichnai.
January 430 BC: Macedonian conquest of Kyrrhos.
June 432 BC: In the spring of 432 BC, during the first phase of the Peloponnesian War, several cities of Chalcidice broke away from the Athenian-dominated Delian League.
