A conflict between Locris and Phocis served as the catalyst for this war, whose first clash led to the death of (*) Lysander at the Battle of Haliartus.
A general in this war claimed that was foiled by ten thousand archers, referring to soldiers engraved on gold coins used to fund his enemies. In this war, an unsupported unit of hoplites was butchered by a unit of peltasts using hit-and-run tactics, commanded effectively by Iphicrates. After this war, all Greek cities maintained their independence, save for Lemnos, Imbros, and Scyros, which were given to the Athenians. A conflict between Locris and Phocis served as the catalyst for this war, whose first clash led to the death of (*) Lysander at the Battle of Haliartus. During this war, the construction of a sanctuary for Aphrodite in Piraeus was ordered, along with the final reconstruction of the long walls, by Conon following his naval victory at the Battle of Cnidus. Antalcidas journeyed to the court of King Artaxerxes II to negotiate the peace that ended this war, which is thus known as the King's Peace. For 10 points, name this 395 to 387 war which pitted Sparta against a coalition of cities, including the namesake one situated on a narrow isthmus.
A general in this war claimed that was foiled by ten thousand archers, referring to soldiers engraved on gold coins used to fund his enemies.
Corinthian War