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suppressing the
Ionian Revolt.
Artaphernes was
likely an
adaptation of by the
etymology (Gr****
phren "spirit, soul") of
Artaphernes,
which corresponded to Artafanah...
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venture between the
Persian satrap Artaphernes and the
Miletus tyrant Aristagoras. In the aftermath,
Artaphernes decided to
remove Aristagoras from power...
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venture between the
Persian satrap Artaphernes and the
Milesian tyrant Aristagoras. In the aftermath,
Artaphernes decided to
remove Aristagoras from power...
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reports that
Artaphernes had no
previous knowledge of the Athenians, and his
initial reaction was "Who are
these people?".
Artaphernes asked the Athenians...
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conquering Naxos,
Aristagoras approached the
satrap of Lydia,
Artaphernes, with a proposal. If
Artaphernes provided an army,
Aristagoras would conquer the island...
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Artaphernes (Gr****: Ἀρταφέρνης, Old Persian: Artafarna, from
Median Rtafarnah), son of
Artaphernes, was the
nephew of
Darius the Great, and a
general of...
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Persian Empire were also
given estates.
Artaphernes was
succeeded as
satrap in 492 BC by his son
Artaphernes II.
Lydians enrolled in the
Achaemenid army...
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Artaphernes (Gr****: Ἀρταφέρνης, Old Persian: Artafarna) was the name of
several people from
ancient Persia:
Artaphernes, 5th
century BCE
Persian general...
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venture between the
Persian satrap Artaphernes and the
Miletus tyrant Aristagoras. In the aftermath,
Artaphernes decided to
remove Aristagoras from power...
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Herodotus reports that
Artaphernes had no
previous knowledge of the Athenians, and his
initial reaction was "Who are
these people?"
Artaphernes asked the Athenians...
