What type of details about darius ii can be gathered from the following bio? Bio: darius ii -lrb- -rrb- -lrb- '' darayavahus '' -rrb- , was king of the persian empire from 423 bc to 405 bc . artaxerxes i , who died on december 25 , 424 bc , was followed by his son xerxes ii . after a month and a half xerxes ii was murdered by his brother secydianus or sogdianus -lrb- the form of the name is uncertain -rrb- . his illegitimate brother , ochus , satrap of hyrcania , rebelled against sogdianus , and after a short fight killed him , and suppressed by treachery the attempt of his own brother arsites to imitate his example . ochus adopted the name darius -lrb- greek sources often call him darius '' nothos '' , '' bastard '' -rrb- . neither the names xerxes ii nor sogdianus occur in the dates of the numerous babylonian tablets from nippur ; here effectively the reign of darius ii follows immediately after that of artaxerxes i. historians know little about darius ii 's reign . a rebellion by the medes in 409 bc is mentioned by xenophon . it does seem that darius ii was quite dependent on his wife parysatis . in excerpts from ctesias some harem intrigues are recorded , in which he played a disreputable part . as long as the power of athens remained intact he did not meddle in greek affairs . when in 413 bc , athens supported the rebel amorges in caria , darius ii would not have responded had not the athenian power been broken in the same year at syracuse . as a result of that event , darius ii gave orders to his satraps in asia minor , tissaphernes and pharnabazus , to send in the overdue tribute of the greek towns and to begin a war with athens . to support the war with athens , the persian satraps entered into an alliance with sparta . in 408 bc he sent his son cyrus to asia minor , to carry on the war with greater energy . darius ii died in 405 bc , in the nineteenth year of his reign , and was followed as persian king by artaxerxes ii .
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