List of kings of Sparta
Eurypontid dynasty
The dynasty is named after its third king Eurypon. Not shown is Lycurgus, the lawgiver, a younger son of the Eurypontids, who served a brief regency either for the infant Charilaus (780–750 BC) or for Labotas (870–840 BC) the Agiad.

List of kings of Sparta

Section Title: Eurypontid dynasty
Table Section Text: The dynasty is named after its third king Eurypon. Not shown is Lycurgus, the lawgiver, a younger son of the Eurypontids, who served a brief regency either for the infant Charilaus (780–750 BC) or for Labotas (870–840 BC) the Agiad.

Year	Eurypontid	Other notable information

c. 575 – 550 BC	Agasicles	Contemporary with Leon

c. 550 – 515 BC	Ariston	Battle of the Fetters.

c. 515 – 491 BC	Demaratus	deposed

c. 491 – 469 BC	Leotychidas II	great grandson of Hippocratidas, Greco-Persian Wars

c. 469 – 427 BC	Archidamus II	Second Peloponnesian War begins

c. 427 – 401 BC	Agis II	Spartan hegemony; Attacked Epidaurus, Leuctra, Caryae, Orchomenos, and Mantineia; Invaded the Argolis; Council of war formed to check his powers.

c. 401 – 360 BC	Agesilaus II	Corinthian War begins

c. 360 – 338 BC	Archidamus III	Third Sacred War begins

c. 338 – 331 BC	Agis III

c. 331 – 305 BC	Eudamidas I

c. 305 – 275 BC	Archidamus IV

c. 275 – 245 BC	Eudamidas II

c. 245 – 241 BC	Agis IV

c. 241 – 228 BC	Eudamidas III

c. 228 – 227 BC	Archidamus V

c. 227 – 222 BC	Eucleidas	Actually an Agiad; installed by Cleomenes III in place of Archidamus V. Died in the Battle of Sellasia.

Following the Battle of Sellasia, the dual monarchy remained vacant until Cleomenes III's death in 219.

c. 219 – 210 BC	Lycurgus	deposes the Agiad Agesipolis III and ruled alone

c. 210 – 206 BC	Pelops	son of Lycurgus

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