During this man's reign, he built a nine-spouted fountain house, the Enneakrounos. This ruler established a circuit of traveling judges and opened his library and gardens to the public. This leader, who traced his ancestry to the youngest son of Nestor, led a faction called the Hillsmen. He once supposedly rode in a chariot with Phya, who was dressed as Athena. This leader helped Lygdamis regain his supremacy at Naxos, and he established the Panathenaic festival. This man won the battle of Palle
During this man's reign, he built a nine-spouted fountain house, the Enneakrounos. This ruler established a circuit of traveling judges and opened his library and gardens to the public. This leader, who traced his ancestry to the youngest son of Nestor, led a faction called the Hillsmen. He once supposedly rode in a chariot with Phya, who was dressed as Athena. This leader helped Lygdamis regain his supremacy at Naxos, and he established the Panathenaic festival. This man won the battle of Pallene to end his second exile, and Harmodius and Aristogiton are remembered for killing one of his sons. This man was opposed by Lycurgus and Megacles, and he was supposedly Solon's lover. For 10 points, name this father of Hippias and Hipparchos, a noted tyrant of Athens.
During this man's reign, he built a nine-spouted fountain house, the Enneakrounos.
Peisistratus