One ruler of this name defeated the revolt of Inaros by calling on his gene
One ruler of this name defeated the revolt of Inaros by calling on his general Megabyzus, but drew the general's ire after consenting to his mother's demand to have Inaros executed. Another ruler of this name was victorious over Nectanebo II at the Battle of Pelusium, forcing Nectanebo's retreat to Memphis. The second king of this name met the Greek diplomat Antalcidas to negotiate a treaty that was dubbed the King's Peace, which ended the Corinthian War and gave this ruler the territories of Ionia and Cyprus. Earlier, that ruler rebuffed the invasion of his brother at the Battle of Cunaxa. The first one was referred to as "the Long Handed" and ascended to the throne by killing Artabanus, who'd killed his father. The last one to officially reign was succeeded by Darius III. FTP, give this name held by four Achaemenid kings of Persia, including the son of Xerxes I.
One ruler of this name defeated the revolt of Inaros by calling on his general Megabyzus, but drew the general's ire after consenting to his mother's demand to have Inaros executed.
{Artaxerxes} ( {Artaserse} )