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Sitalces (
Sitalkes) (/sɪˈtælˌsiːz/;
Ancient Gr****: Σιτάλκης,
reigned 431–424 BC) was one of the
great kings of the
Thracian Odrysian state. The Suda called...
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promises the hand of his
sister in
marriage to the
nephew of
Sitalkes, who then
persuades Sitalkes to
leave Macedonia. The
plague in
Athens that is killing...
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independent tribe through much of
their history, and the
Thracian king
Sitalkes recognized their independence,
along with
several other warlike "border"...
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enters into an
alliance with King
Sitalkes of Thrace,
after Nymphodorus, an
influential Athenian,
marries Sitalkes' sister.
Nymphodorus then negotiates...
- volunteers.
Thucydides declared that they were the most
warlike infantry in
Sitalkes' army.
Though usually described as swordsmen, they
defeated a
Theban cavalry...
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Seuthes I
Odrysian kingdom of
Thrace Born: Unknown Died: ?410 BC Preceded by
Sitalkes King of
Thrace 424 –
after 411 BC Succeeded by
Amadocus I...
- Laeaeans,
along with the Agrianes, the
Thracian Dii, and
other tribes,
joined Sitalkes in his
unsuccessful campaign against Perdiccas II of Macedon. The coins...
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Teres I
Odrysian kingdom of
Thrace Born: Unknown Died: 445 BC Preceded by none King of
Thrace 460–445 BC Succeeded by
Sitalkes...
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ancient Athens were
known as Triballoi. In 424 BC, they were
attacked by
Sitalkes, king of the Odrysae, who was
defeated and lost his life in the engagement...
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plague kills over one-third of the po****tion of Athens. 429 BC: King
Sitalkes of
Thrace invades Macedonia. 428 BC:
Mytilene rebels against Athens but...
