In the last episode of this series, we covered the rise of the Achaemenid Persian Empire under Cyrus the Great and its expansion into Anatolia and the eastern Aegean, including the predominantly Greek-speaking region of Ionia. Though much of Ionia prospered under their new overlords, in 499 BC, the Ionians revolted with their help of their allies, including the city-states of Athens and Eritrea. By 493 BC, what become known as the Ionian Revolt had been crushed, and order restored...
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The Greco-Persian Wars - PART VI: Aftermath of the Battle of Salamis an the Road to Plataea
The Greco-Persian Wars - PART V: The Sack of Athens and the Battle of Salamis
The Greco-Persian Wars - PART IV: Artemisium, Thermopylae and the Struggle for the Soul of Greece
The Greco-Persian Wars - PART III: Eve of the Great Invasion (490-480 BC)
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