Artaxerxes secures the King's Peace (also called…
387 BCE
Artaxerxes secures the King's Peace (also called the Peace of Antalcidas) in 387, which asserts Persia's ancestral claim to Ionia and specifies that Asia, including Clazomenae, is included because Athens had interfered there and because its status—whether it is an island or part of the mainland—is unclear. (It is in fact a peninsular site.)
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Thebes, City-State of
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Argos, City-State of
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Ionians
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Greece, classical
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Cyprus, Classical
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Persian people
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Erythrae, City-State of
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Clazomenae, City-State of
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Sparta, Kingdom of
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Corinth, City-State of
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Thessalian League
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Syracuse, Corinthian city-state of
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Peloponnesian League (Spartan Alliance)
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Boeotian League
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Achaemenid, or First Persian, Empire
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Athens, City-State of
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