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Ardys or
Ardysus may
refer to:
Ardys of
Lydia (7th
century BC),
second Mermnad king of
Lydia Ardys (general) (fl. 220–219 BC),
commander under Antiochus...
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Sardis was sacked, and
Ardys's father Gyges was killed,
following which Ardys became the king of Lydia. On ****uming kingship,
Ardys resumed the diplomatic...
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succeeded by his son
Ardys, who
resumed diplomatic activity with ****yria and
would also have to face the Cimmerians.
Ardys attacked the
Ionian Gr****...
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Bartolommeo Ardy (1821 in
Saluzzo – 1 July 1887) was an
Italian painter,
mainly of
landscapes of the
Piedmont and
Alpine regions.
Later he
became active...
- multi-generational
curse by an old King
Ardys of Lydia,
because his
trusted advisor Dascylus was
murdered by
Ardys’ son
named Sadyattes (or Adyattes). This...
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following which he was
succeeded by his son
Ardys. In 637 BCE,
during the
seventh regnal year of
Ardys, the
Thracian Treres tribe who had
migrated across...
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Ardy Lightfoot is a
platform game
released on the
Super Nintendo Entertainment System in 1993 in ****an and 1994 in the west. It was
developed by ASCII...
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Ardys is
known from the
writings of the Gr****
historian Polybius. He was an
experienced general who
commanded the
right wing of the army of Antiochus...
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reign was even more short-lived than that of his
father Ardys:
although Herodotus claimed that
Ardys had
reigned for
twelve years,
modern estimates give him...
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Ardy Mfundu (born 9
April 2003) is a
Belgian professional footballer who
plays as a
centre back for
Veikkausliiga club IFK Mariehamn.
Mfundu pla**** in...
