The aforementioned defeat included one battle resulting in the death of Mardonius and another involving the disastrous use of triremes near Athens, while another victory of this man's resulted in the death of Leonidas.
This man's subordinate Artemisia I lost the battle of Artemisium and this man's murder is attributed to his bodyguard, Artabanus, after he returned from a defeat at the hands of Pausanius. The aforementioned defeat included one battle resulting in the death of Mardonius and another involving the disastrous use of triremes near Athens, while another victory of this man's resulted in the death of Leonidas. For 10 points, name this Persian king, son of Darius I, who fought the Battles of Plataea, Salamis, and Thermopylae.
This man's subordinate Artemisia I lost the battle of Artemisium and this man's murder is attributed to his bodyguard, Artabanus, after he returned from a defeat at the hands of Pausanius.
{Xerxes I} of Persia [or {Xerxes} the {Great}; or {Khshayarsha}; or {Ahasuerus}; prompt on {Xerxes}]