The last major battle of this conflict saw navy under Dionysius of Phokae defeated by Datis the Mede after the defection of the Samians - that defeat at Lade resulted in the capture of the leading city of one side of this conflict.
Participants on one side of this conflict produced electrum coinage featuring an incuse square divided into four smaller squares. The last major battle of this conflict saw navy under Dionysius of Phokae defeated by Datis the Mede after the defection of the Samians - that defeat at Lade resulted in the capture of the leading city of one side of this conflict. The designs of Aristagoras, first to take Naxos and, then, to retain power after that expedition's failure, led to this war. The Carians were drawn in through the burning of Sardis, though Athens withdrew from this clash following the subsequent defeat at Ephesos. Claimed by Herodotos as the spur for Persia's later attack of mainland Greece, for 10 points, name this conflict which featured the uprising of Miletos and other cities against Darius I, and occurred in the namesake region.
Participants on one side of this conflict produced electrum coinage featuring an incuse square divided into four smaller squares.
Ionian Revolt [accept obvious equivalents]