The Persian Wars. The Limits of Empire And the Birth of a Greek World View
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1 The Persian Wars The Limits of Empire And the Birth of a Greek World View
2 Assyrian Empire
3 Assyria Sennacherib Destroys Babylon in 689 BC. Esarhaddon ( ) Conquers Egypt in 671 BC. Ashurbarnipal ( ) Struggles to maintain the empire until he abdicates in 630 BC.
4 Media Deioces ( BC) Phraortes ( BC) United the Median tribes Attacked Assyria. Cyaxares (653-ca 645/ ) Overrun by the Scythians while Recovered Media and allied with Babylon
5 Babylon Nabopolassar ( ) Asserts Babylonian independence. Defeats the Assyrians at Qablinu in 615 BC Alliance with Media: 612 BC: Fall of Nineveh
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7 Median Empire Cyaxares: Attacks Lydia in 590 BC. On 28 May 585 BC. the war ends. Astyages ( BC) Married Aryenis in 585 BC. Gave Mandane to Cambyses I before 580 BC. Deserted by his troops and defeated by his grandson, Cyrus, in 550 BC.
8 Cyrus the Great King of Anshan in 560 BC. Attacked Media in 550 BC. Defeated Croesus of Lydia in 547/6 BC. Defeated Babylon in 539 BC. Died in 530 BC. attacking the Massagetae
9 Cyrus Campaigns 560: King on Anshan 550: King of Media 547: Conquest of Lydia 539: Conquest of Babylon : Expansion East
10 Cambyses King of Babylon by 27 March, 538 BC. Great King in Sept, 530. Invaded Egypt in 525. Cambyses was not in his right mind, but mad (Hdt. 3.25). Died accidentally in 522 BC. Succeeded by Smerdis, March 522 Smerdis killed September 522 BC
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12 Darius I Two years of rebellions: consolidated power by 520 BC. Reorganization into 20 satrapies Invaded Scythia via Europe in 513 Satrapy in Europe, Skudra (Thrace) Construction of Persepolis 507: Accepted Earth and Water from Athens.
13 Empire of Darius I
14 Persia in the Aegean ca 510
15 The Ionian Revolt Aristagoras, Tyrant of Cyzicus and Miletus Convinced Persians to invade Naxos Four month siege failed in 499 Aristagoras and Histiaeus launch revolt of the Ionians
16 Ionian Revolt Cleomenes refused to participate Athens contributed 20 ships Perhaps it is easier to fool a crowd (Hdt. V.97). Sardis sacked, the temple of Cybele burned. Ionian army defeated near Ephesus Athenian aid withdrawn Aristagoras killed in Thrace
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18 Persian Response 498 Took Byzantium, Chalcedon, the Troad, Lamponium, Lemnos and Imbros Defeated the Ionian army at Ephesus Took Clazomenae and Cyme Besieged Miletus and campaigned in that area 494 BC. The Battle of Lade The fall of Miletus
19 Mardonius Son of Gobryas, Nephew and son in law of Darius 492: Replaced Otanes as Commander of the Coast Assembled a fleet in Cilicia Army mustered in Sardis Crossed the Hellespont Subdued Macedonia
20 492 Invasion
21 Mardonius Failure Fleet destroyed rounding Athos Mardonius defeated by the Brygi Most of the army wasted away Removed from his command in 491 Replaced by Datis But he was a close friend to Xerxes.
22 Datis the Mede 491 Made Commander of the Coast Enslisted Hippias as guide. 490 Musterd in Cilicia and crossed the Aegean via the Cyclades Islands Rhodes - Samos - Naxos - Delos Captured Euboea from Carystos to Eretria
23 The Marathon Invasion
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25 Miltiades son of Cimon Tyrant of the Chersonese Subject to Darius At the bridge over the Ister in 513 Fled the Chersonese in 496 Marathon: Sept. 490 BC. Miltiades elected 10th. General Advocated a quick attack The run under the arrows
26 Marathon Satellite i
27 Marathon ii
28 Tomb of the Fallen
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30 The Marathon Run Plutarch Pheidippides ran the 22 miles Herodotus No mention Modern: Introduced at the first Olympic Games of the Modern Era, Athens, k./ 26 miles 385 yards 1908 London Olympics
31 Xerxes 489-7: Darius prepares for a third invasion 487: Egyptian Revolt 486: Darius dies in November. 485 Xerxes Recovers Egypt Canal cut across Athos Revolt in Babylon delays preparations
32 Really Big Numbers 481 Mustered the army in Cappadocia Moved to Sardis by the fall. 480 Marched to Abydos and crossed the Hellespont Army counted at Doriscus (1,700,000) Marched in 3 columns to Therma Fleet to Artemisium, Army to Thermopylae
33 Converging on Cappadocia
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35 Greek Response Allied fleet: 271 ships 127 Athenian Battle of Artemisium Land forces: The Tempe Pass The Isthmus of Corinth Thermopylae
36 Leonidas King of Sparta BC. Delphic oracle The 300 Men with sons Greek allies ordered to withdraw August, 480 BC. We will fight in the shade! Stranger, go tell the Lacedaemonians that here we lay, obedient to their command.
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38 Themistocles of Athens Archon in 493 BC. Used the Laurium surplus to build a fleet Initiated the walls around the Piraeus Artemisium (late August, 480) commanded the 127 Athenian ships Eurybiades of Sparta admiral of the fleet Persian fleet reduced by about 1/3
39 Xerxes in Athens Thermopylae to Attica Xerxes marched through Trachis, Doris, then Phocis. At Panopea the army split: 4000 troops went to Delphi The main army sacked Thespia and Plataea Athens Themistocles had convinced the Athenians to move to Salamis Persians besieged the priests on the Acropolis The fleet moved to Phalerum
40 In the Saronic Gulf
41 The Battle of Salamis Themistocles: Salamis and Megara need to be held to protect the Isthmus Threatened to pull out the Athenian ships Warned Xerxes of the plan to withdraw The Battle: The Persians surround the Island The Greeks fought in the narrow channels Xerxes withdraws 300,000 left under Mardonius
42 Trireme
43 Salamis Satellite
44 Salamis II
45 Mardonius: Plataea Led the Persian forces to Thebes in summer 479 BC. Occupied Athens in July (city abandoned again) Moved to Thebes to draw the Greeks onto the plains. Pausanias & Aristides Withdrawal to Plataea Spartans caught on the plain. Persians forced inside the walls Athenians take the walls
46 Plataea
47 Mycale Persian fleet docked at Samos in spring 479 Greek fleet, under Leutychides, docked at Delos. Sailed to Samos in July of 479 BC. Persians withdrew to fortify Mycale. Greek fleet pursued. Made a beachhead. Defeated the Persians, burned the fleet
48 The Battle of Mycale
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