An eight year old girl named Gorgo supposedly stopped her father supporting one leader of this conflict, and the historian Hecataeus was the only person to vote against starting it. An early engagement in this war saw Iatragoras successfully arrest opposing generals at Myus. Following the Battle of Lade, the city of (*) Miletus was conquered during this war. This conflict saw the destruction of Sardis, and one side was led by Aristagoras, who was supported by Athens. The rebels in this conflict were crushed at the Battle of Ephesus in 498 BCE. For 10 points, name this conflict against Darius I
An eight year old girl named Gorgo supposedly stopped her father supporting one leader of this conflict, and the historian Hecataeus was the only person to vote against starting it. An early engagement in this war saw Iatragoras successfully arrest opposing generals at Myus. Following the Battle of Lade, the city of (*) Miletus was conquered during this war. This conflict saw the destruction of Sardis, and one side was led by Aristagoras, who was supported by Athens. The rebels in this conflict were crushed at the Battle of Ephesus in 498 BCE. For 10 points, name this conflict against Darius I, named for the Greek-speaking region of Anatolia.
An eight year old girl named Gorgo supposedly stopped her father supporting one leader of this conflict, and the historian Hecataeus was the only person to vote against starting it.
Ionian Revolt