The revolt of Bel-Shimanni and Shamash-eriba were put down by the general Baghabukhsha in the early years of this king's rule, while a letter about Khnumemakhet hints at a revolt in Egypt put down by this king. The eunuch Aspamitres, in league with Megabyxus, assassinated this ruler in his bed chamber in favor of his eldest son, but that eldest son was killed by his younger brother. This man's forces captured statues of Harmodius and Aristogiton during one notable action, and Gelon defeated the Carthaginians at Himera simultaneous to this man's most famous battle. He famously created a canal across the Athos peninsula, and his forces were def
The revolt of Bel-Shimanni and Shamash-eriba were put down by the general Baghabukhsha in the early years of this king's rule, while a letter about Khnumemakhet hints at a revolt in Egypt put down by this king. The eunuch Aspamitres, in league with Megabyxus, assassinated this ruler in his bed chamber in favor of his eldest son, but that eldest son was killed by his younger brother. This man's forces captured statues of Harmodius and Aristogiton during one notable action, and Gelon defeated the Carthaginians at Himera simultaneous to this man's most famous battle. He famously created a canal across the Athos peninsula, and his forces were defeated at the battle of Mycale, and his successor offered exile and rule over Magnesia to his most famous rival. Leaving Mardonius to defend Plataea after watching his forces lose to those under Themistocles at Salamis, FTP, name this Achaemenid king and successor to Darius I.
The revolt of Bel-Shimanni and Shamash-eriba were put down by the general Baghabukhsha in the early years of this king's rule, while a letter about Khnumemakhet hints at a revolt in Egypt put down by this king.