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490 BC Battle of Marathon
Atoosa
Darius (The Great) 549-485 BC
was the last attempt by Darius to conquer
Greece. The defeat of the Persians at
Marathon by a numerically inferior
Athenian force was communicated to
Athens by messengers on foot.
King of Persia 522-485 BC
Pharoah of Egypt 522-485 BC
480 BC Battle of Thermopolae
Xerxes I d.465 BC
King of Persia 485-465 BC
Pharoah of Egypt 485-465 BC
was in the end a victory for the Persians but gave the
Athenians breathing room to assemble their navy and beat
Battle of Salamis.
479 BC the Battle of Plataea was the final battle
the Persians decisively at the
Amestris
in the Persian-Greek wars which was a Greek victory.
Alogyne
of Babylon
Cosmartidene
of Babylon
Artaxerxes I
d.424 BC
King of Persia 465-424 BC
Pharoah of Egypt 465-445 BC
Andia
of Babylon
Sogdianus d.423 BC
King of Persia 424-423 BC
Pharoah of Egypt 424-423 BC
Parysatis
Darius
Damaspia
Xerxes II d.424 BC
King of Persia (45 days) 424 BC
Pharoah of Egypt (45 days) 424 BC
ASSASSINATED
Ochus (Darius II)
d.404 BC
King of Persia 423-404 BC
Pharoah of Egypt 423-404 BC
Cyrus
401 BC Battle of Cunaxa
424-401 BC
Xenophon’s eyewitness account of this battle
is one of the classic stories of antiquity. Cyrus
hired Greek mercenaries to help overthrow
his brother Artaxerxes, who met him with a
huge Persian army. Cyrus was killed in the
battle.
Artaxerxes II
436-358 BC
King of Persia
404-358 BC
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Ostanes
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Artaxerxes III
d. 338 BC
King of Persia 358-338 BC
Atoosa
Pharoah of Egypt 343-358 BC
Arses d. 336 BC
King of Persia 338-336 BC
Pharoah of Egypt 338-338 BC
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Sisygambis
Arsanes
Philip II 382-336 BC
King of Macedon 359-336 BC
336 BC Second Persian War begins with Philip II
conquering some coastal towns in Asia Minor. His
assassination in 336 BC stops the campaign.
Alexander III (the Great) 356-323 BC
King of Macedon 336-323 BC
King of Persia 330-323 BC
Pharoah of Egypt 332-323 BC
Codomannus (Darius III)
380- 330 BC
King of Persia 336-330 BC
Pharoah of Egypt 336-330 BC
Alexander’s victories at the Granicus River (334 BC), Issus
(333 BC) and finally at Gaugamela (331 BC) secured ultimate
Greek victory and the fall of the Persian Empire.