At his most notable engagement, this general made camp along the Aesopus River and attacked an army camping in the Kithaeron Mountains.
An inscription discovered in Gherla, Romania suggests that an army personally led by this man may have attempted to reach the source of the Danube, but most scholars think the inscription was carried there from Macedonia or Thrace. This man's wife was Princess Ardusnamuya and his only known son was named Artontes. This man's father, Gobryas, was one of the assassins of Gaumata. The maximum extent of this general's conquests are noted in his master's Davia Inscription. This man lost naval support when his fleet was wrecked at Mt. Athos. At his most notable engagement, this general made camp along the Aesopus River and attacked an army camping in the Kithaeron Mountains. According to Herodotus, this man's death turned the tide of battle in favor of his opponent, Pausanius. For 10 points, name this general who led the Persian invasion of Greece and was killed at the Battle of Plataea.
An inscription discovered in Gherla, Romania suggests that an army personally led by this man may have attempted to reach the source of the Danube, but most scholars think the inscription was carried there from Macedonia or Thrace.
Mardonius