For 10 points, name this three-time tyrant of Athens.
This man was impressed by a farmer who pledged to pay "ten percent of his aches and pains" and exempted the farmer from further taxes. He organized the "Hillsmen" in order to break the two-party dominance of the Plain and Coast factions. This man approved of the elder Militiades's plan to seize Chersonesus. He acquired riches from the Pangaeum mines in order to hire men to fight for him at Pallene. During his rule, the Hall of the Mysteries and (*) Propylaea were built. After attracting attention by capturing the harbor of Megara, this man attacked several of his mules and slashed his own flesh in order to be allowed a club-bearing bodyguard. His house's rule was ended when Harmodius and Aristogeiton killed his son Hipparchus. For 10 points, name this three-time tyrant of Athens.
This man was impressed by a farmer who pledged to pay "ten percent of his aches and pains" and exempted the farmer from further taxes.
Peisistratus