Agis II of Sparta

Agis II of Sparta (died c. 401 BC) was a king of Sparta and son of Archidamos II.
==Biography==
Circa 427 BCE, Agis II succeeded his father as king, though he was appointed a guardian because of his young age. Agis, along with Pleistoanax, signed a treaty with the Athenians in 421 BCE known as the .Discovery Tour: Ancient Greece – Lakonia: Kings of the Peloponnesian War
During the third part of the Peloponnesian War, he decided to occupy Dekelia and control Athens' countryside and access to the Laurion silver mines. This move restricted the city's ability to finance the war and pay for mercenaries, contributing to Athens's eventual surrender in 404 BCE.
==Behind the scenes==
Both the Assassin's Creed: Odyssey game and novel show Archidamos alive and reigning as king as late as 424 BCE even though Agis would've been reigning by then.
==Appearances==
*Discovery Tour: Ancient Greece 
==References==
Category:Individuals
Category:5th century BCE births
Category:401 BCE deaths
Category:Spartans
Category:Dorians
Category:Kings of Sparta
Category:Heraclidae
Category:Eurypontid dynasty