title: Formation and development of the Bosporus kingdom: separate historical and legal aspects
abstract: The article talks about the Bosporus kingdom as one of the states that managed to avoid annexation by Rome and preserved its autonomy for several centuries. This state was located in the Eastern Crimea and in the western part of the Taman Peninsula. Its capital was Panticapei (modern Kerch), which in ancient times was surrounded by nomadic (mainly Scythian and Sarmatian) peoples.&#x0D; It has been established that the Archeanactid dynasty ruled here at first, and from 438 to 109 B.C. - Spartokid
journal: Uzhhorod National University Herald Series Law