The 4th kingdom of Sparta

**726 BCE**  Sparta now controls 2/5 of Peloponnese.

Spartan Shield

# Corinth vs Sparta

**724 BCE**  The 14th Olympic Games took place.

**723 BCE**  Sparta Attacks Corinth with a siege that lasted 100 days but Corinth and the Aegean Pirates who was Corinth's allies stopped Sparta.

Hippomenes was Elected new Archon of Athens.

**722 BCE**  Encheleus son of Illyrius Made a Kingdom in his name known as Enchelei.

Achaia Attacks Sparta during the winter, but the Achaian army was defeated.

**720 BCE**  After The 15th Olympic Games, Sparta Attacked Achaia, Achaia was easly defeated but at the end of the year the Corinthians found the chance to attack Sparta.

**719 BCE**  At the beginning of the year the Sparta cities in Argos had met the cruelty of the Corinthian Army.

The Spartan army forgot Achaia and returned to Argos to defend the sparta land.

at the end of may of 719 bce the spartans defeated the corinthian army.

**718 BCE**  Achaia and Corinth made a alliance forcing Sparta to make peace.

**716 BCE**  The 16th Olympic Games.

**713 BCE**  Leocrates was Elected new Archon of Athens.

**712 BCE**  The 17th Olympic Games.

**712 BCE**  Korkyra now as a city state with Corinthian Army was Attacked by Enchelei, but Enchelei generals learn that a good army can either swim or fight in the land.

# Peace

**708 BCE**  The 18th Olympic Games.
Tisias a man from a village in Elis was maybe the first human in world history who won the Lottery in a Casino.
The Casinos in Olympia added a tax after Tisias got rich, this tax was named Treasure (Thisavros) and was back up money of the Casinos so if this would happed again (someone to win the lottery) the casinos would keep up the games and dont bankrupt again.

**704 BCE**  The 19th Olympic Games.

**703 BCE**  Apsander was Elected new Archon of Athens.

at Sparta King Alcamenes died and was replaced by his son, Polydorus.

**700 BCE**  The 20th Olympic Games.

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**698 BCE**  Syagros King of Macedon, dies and is succeeded by his son Panaetios.

**696 BCE**  The 21th Olympic Games.

**693 BCE**  Eryxias was Elected new Archon of Athens.

**692 BCE**  The 22th Olympic Games.

King of Sparta Polydorus created the Great Rhetra of Sparta. a the constitution so that the local Kings and the Gerousia could veto decisions made by the Spartan Apella.

**688 BCE**  The 23th Olympic Games.

**684 BCE**  The 24th Olympic Games.

**680 BCE**  The 25th Olympic Games.

**676 BCE**  The 26th Olympic Games.

**672 BCE**  The 27th Olympic Games.

**Summer of 669 BCE**  The Battle of Hysiae

**668 BCE**  The 28th Olympic Games.

**665** King of Sparta Polydorus dies, and was succeeded by his son king Eurycrates.

**664 BCE**  The 29th Olympic Games.

**660 BCE**  The 30th Olympic Games.

**657 BCE** Panaetios King of Macedon, dies and is succeeded by his son **Perdiccas I.**

**656 BCE**  The 31th Olympic Games.

**652 BCE**  The 32th Olympic Games.
The Pontic Pentapolis: Apollonia, Callatis, Mesembria (Nessebar), Odessos (Varna), and Tomis (Constanța), all on the Euxeinos Pontos.

**648 BCE**  The 33th Olympic Games.

**646 BCE**  The Pontic Pentapolis creates villages in today Moscow and got Merged with the north tribes that later in the summer adopted the Amazonian ideas and the Heloni Nation was created.

**644 BCE**  The 34th Olympic Games.

**640 BCE**  The 35th Olympic Games.

King of Sparta Eurycrates dies, and was succeeded by his son king Anaxander.

**636 BCE**  The 36th Olympic Games.

**632 BCE**  The 37th Olympic Games.

**628 BCE**  The 38th Olympic Games.

**624 BCE**  The 39th Olympic Games.

**620 BCE**  The 40th Olympic Games.

**616 BCE**  The 41th Olympic Games.

**612 BCE**  The 42th Olympic Games.

**608 BCE**  The 43th Olympic Games.

# New Age

**604 BCE**  The 44th Olympic Games.

**600 BCE**  The 45th Olympic Games.

**596 BCE**  The 46th Olympic Games.

**594 BCE**  Solon Archon of Athens, replaces the Draconian law in Athens and lays the foundation for Democracy.

He introduced to Athens the first coinage and a system of weights and measures.

**592 BCE**  The 47th Olympic Games.

**546 BCE**  Pisistratos becomes tyrant of Athens.

**541 BCE**  Leonidas I is Born.

**540 BCE**  The 60th Olympic Games.

**514 BCE**  Alcmaeonid family and Spartans free Athens from tyranny.

Introduction of Democracy in Athens.

**508 BCE** Kleisthenes begins reforming Athenian code of laws, and establishes a democratic constitution

**500 BCE**  The 70th Olympic Games.

# **499-479 BCE** The Persian Wars

**490 BCE** Battle of Marathon.

10,000 Athenians and 1,000 Plataeans. among the 11,000 of The Hellenic League for the battle 1,000 were slaves and 500 were Mage's and Sorcerer's. the most famous of the Sorcerer's is Echetlus who killed almost 500 persians before his death in the battle.

Phidippides runs about 240 km (150 mi) in two days, and then ran back. He then ran the 40 km (25 mi) to the battlefield near Marathon and back to Athens to announce the Greek victory over Persia with the word νικῶμεν ("We win!) and then collapsed and died.

**2,386 years later in 1,896 CE** the 1st Olympic Games of Modern Era had the Marathon Race who was named after the Phidippides run with Spyridon Louis the first winner of the race with a time of 2:58:50.

**482 BCE** Xerxes marches on Eleytherion Koiladaes (known as Greece today) and demands everything. (Land and Water)

King Alexander I of Macedon Surrender's next to rumors of Xerxes immortal warriors and the Kingdom of Macedon joins the Persian Empire.

# The Hellenic League

**481 BCE** The Naxos, Milos, Sparta, Athens, Korinth, Kythnos and many other Greek states form the Hellenic League to fight against the Persian Empire.

**480 BCE**  Battle of Thermopylae.

Leonidas fearless and proud goes with a force of 7,000 (300 Spartans, 500 warriors from Tegea, 500 from Mantinea, 120 from Arcadian Orchomenos, 1,000 from the rest of Arcadia, 200 from Phlius, 80 from Mycenae, 400 Corinthians, 400 Thebans, 1,000 Phocians, 700 Thespians, and the Opuntian Locrians) at Thermopylae and Fight's the army of Xerxes until his Glorious Death.

The Immortal army (20 men in number's) of Xerxes under the commands of their leader Artabanus saw the honor of the heroic Leonidas and went back to egypt and stopped their support to Xerxes.

Xerxes tried to convise them to stay and help him in his conquest but it was impossible to change their minds.

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Simultaneous with Thermopylae, the Hellenic League and Persians fight to a draw in the naval Battle of Artemisium.

**26 September 480 BCE** Battle of Salamis: Themistocles, Athenian general, lures Persians into Bay of Salamis, Xerxes loses and goes home, leaves behind Mardonius.

**28 September 480 BCE** the Battle of Himera between Carthage and Akragas (Theron)-Syracuse (Gelon)-Himera (Thrasydaeus)

* 479 the Battle of Plataea.
* 479 Battle of Mycale
* 479 Boeotian League is dissolved by Hellenic League

# Ancient Greece

**478 BCE** The Delian League is founded by Athens and is soon joined by Ionia, Delos, Kos, Euboea, Tilos, Rhodes, Karpathos, Athenai, Paros, Troezen, Sifnos, Doris, Aeolis, Andros, Aenea, Akanthos, Samos, Chalcis, Eretria, Chios, Methymna, Chalkidiki, Mutilḗnē, Sigeion, Éphesos and many others

477 BCE The Persian Empire abandons Europe except Doriskus and Eion.