Dichalkon - Amyntas

Amyntas came to power through Roman patronage — Mark Antony installed him as king after the Battle of Philippi, and he deftly switched allegiance to Octavian before Actium, a political maneuver that bought him over a decade of stable rule across a patchwork territory encompassing Galatia, Pisidia, and parts of Pamphylia. His kingdom was never a coherent ethnic or geographic unit but an administrative convenience for Rome, held together by his personal authority alone. When he died fighting the Homonadeis in 25 BC, Augustus simply absorbed the territory as the province of Galatia rather than appoint a successor.