This figure's grandfather was a tyrant from Sicyon who renamed the tree traditional tribes as hyatai, oneatai, and choireatai, or "pig-people," "ass-people," and "swine-people." This figure and his family were exiled after Isagoras appealed to Cleomenes I, but he was later recalled and divided the population into (*) ten demes based on three trittyes which consisted of people from the city, coast, and inland. This man expanded the Boule to five hundred members, and he is sometimes crediting with establishing the practice of ostracism. For 10 points, identify this figure whose reforms around 508 B.C. led him to be called the "Father of Athenia
This figure's grandfather was a tyrant from Sicyon who renamed the tree traditional tribes as hyatai, oneatai, and choireatai, or "pig-people," "ass-people," and "swine-people." This figure and his family were exiled after Isagoras appealed to Cleomenes I, but he was later recalled and divided the population into (*) ten demes based on three trittyes which consisted of people from the city, coast, and inland. This man expanded the Boule to five hundred members, and he is sometimes crediting with establishing the practice of ostracism. For 10 points, identify this figure whose reforms around 508 B.C. led him to be called the "Father of Athenian Democracy."
This figure's grandfather was a tyrant from Sicyon who renamed the tree traditional tribes as hyatai, oneatai, and choireatai, or "pig-people," "ass-people," and "swine-people.
Cleisthenes