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Histiaeus (Ancient Gr****: Ἱστιαῖος, died 493 BC), the son of Lysagoras, was a Gr****
ruler of
Miletus in the late 6th century BC.
Histiaeus was
tyrant of...
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messenger sent by
Histiaeus arrived in Miletus,
imploring Aristagoras to
rebel against Darius.
Herodotus suggests that this was
because Histiaeus was desperate...
- son-in-law of
Histiaeus, whom the
Persians had set up as
tyrant but did not trust.
After general Megabazus presented his
complaints about Histiaeus to Darius...
- the outbreak. When
Histiaeus arrived in Sardis,
Artaphernes asked him why he
thought that the
Ionians had
rebelled and
Histiaeus replied that he did...
- and was
based in its
capital Daskyleion.
Megabazus was su****ious of
Histiaeus,
tyrant of Miletus, and
advised Darius to
bring him to the
Persian capital...
- rule them,
along with the
individual actions of two
Milesian tyrants,
Histiaeus and Aristagoras. In 499 BC, the then-tyrant of Miletus, Aristagoras, launched...
- to the
tyrant Histiaeus of
Miletus the
district of
Myrcinus on the Strymon's east bank
until Megabazus persuaded him to
recall Histiaeus after he returned...
- The Gr****s of
Histiaeus preserve the
bridge of
Darius I
across the
Danube river. 19th
century illustration....
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century BCE
Thrasybulus 6th
century BCE
Thoas 6th
century BCE
Damasanor c. 518-514 BCE
Histiaeus c. 513-499 BCE
Aristagoras 3rd
century BCE Timarchus...
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along with
opposition to the
individual actions of two
Milesian tyrants,
Histiaeus and Aristagoras. In 499 BC the then
tyrant of Miletus, Aristagoras, launched...
