The Seleucid Kingdom     The succession of kings who reigned in Antioch were as follows:   Seleucus Nicator 312-280 B.C.   Antiochus Soter 280-261 B.C. Son of Seleucus Nicator Antiochus Theos 261-247 B.C. Son of Antiochus Soter  Seleucus Callinicus 247-226 B.C. Son of Antiochus Theos  (Alexander) Seleucus Ceraunus 226-223 B.C. Son of Seleucus Callinicus  Antiochus the Great 223-187 B.C. Brother of Seleucus Ceraunus  Seleucus Philopater 187-176 B.C. Son of Antiochus the Great  Antiochus Epiphanes 176-164 B.C. Brother of Seleucus Philopater    The succession of the Syrian kings continued until Syria became a Roman province in 63 B.C.   (Please note:  This chart was compiled by Pastor Mark Fontecchio.  We give you permission to make copies of this for personal use, but we do ask that you drop us an e-mail and ask permission before you began to make copies and use it for teaching.  Thank you!) e-mail