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|align=right| 1 || '''Seleucus [Nicator]'''|| align=right| 312 BC ||align=right| 31 || align=right |Awarded satrapy of [[Babylon]], 321 BC, regained in 312 BC; 301 BC [[Syria]] added to domain, founded [[Antioch]] same year. Assassinated 281 BC.<ref name=EB1911>"Seleucid Dynasty" (1911). Encyclopedia Britannica (New York: Encyclopedia Britannica), vol. 24, pp. 603-604.</ref>
|align=right| 1 || '''Seleucus [Nicator]'''|| align=right| 312 BC ||align=right| 31 || align=right |Awarded satrapy of [[Babylon]], 321 BC, regained in 312 BC; 301 BC [[Syria]] added to domain, founded [[Antioch]] same year; captured in 285 BC Demetrius (son of Antigonus) who was biographized in Plutarch's ''Lives''; was assassinated 281 BC.<ref name=EB1911>"Seleucid Dynasty" (1911). Encyclopedia Britannica (New York: Encyclopedia Britannica), vol. 24, pp. 603-604.</ref>
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|align=right| 2 || '''Antiochus Soter'''|| align=right| 281 BC ||align=right| 20 || align=right | Half-Persian; called ''Soter'' (savior) for defeating [[Gauls]] in [[Asia Minor]] after 278 BC.
|align=right| 2 || '''Antiochus Soter'''|| align=right| 281 BC ||align=right| 20 || align=right | Half-Persian; called ''Soter'' (savior) for defeating [[Gauls]] in [[Asia Minor]] after 278 BC.