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Agiad dynasty

The Agiad dynasty (Ancient Greek: Ἀγιάδαι, Agiádai) was one of the two royal families of the ancient Greek city-state of Sparta. They ruled jointly along with the Eurypontid dynasty, possibly from the 8th century BC onwards, being the senior of the two houses. The alleged founder of the dynasty was Agis I, possibly the first king of Sparta at the end of…

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Founded
c. 10th century BC
Connected families
Eurypontids
Country
Sparta
Deposition
215 BC
Final ruler
Agesipolis III
Founder
Eurysthenes (mythical) Agis I (historical)

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Triples128
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related to Members · 120
Agiad dynasty → Acrotatus, After, Agathocles, Agesilaus, Agesipolis, Agesipolis II, Agesipolis III, Agiad, Agiads, Agiatis, Agis, Agis IV, Alcmenes, Alkathoa, Although, Anaxander, Anaxandra, Anaxandridas II, Archelaus, Areus
Connected families · 1
Agiad dynasty → Eurypontids
Country · 1
Agiad dynasty → Sparta
Deposition · 1
Agiad dynasty → 215 BC
Final ruler · 1
Agiad dynasty → Agesipolis III
Founded · 1
Agiad dynasty → c. 10th century BC
Founder · 1
Agiad dynasty → Eurysthenes (mythical) Agis I (historical)
Parent family · 1
Agiad dynasty → Heraclids (mythical)
Titles · 1
Agiad dynasty → King of Sparta

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son king sparta ii first cleombrotus leonidas cleomenes eurypontid pausanias two agis reign regent agiad allegedly exile died battle isbn

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Agiad dynastyConnected familiesEurypontids1.00infobox
Agiad dynastyCountrySparta1.00infobox
Agiad dynastyDeposition215 BC1.00infobox
Agiad dynastyFinal rulerAgesipolis III1.00infobox
Agiad dynastyFoundedc. 10th century BC1.00infobox
Agiad dynastyFounderEurysthenes (mythical) Agis I (historical)1.00infobox
Agiad dynastyParent familyHeraclids (mythical)1.00infobox
Agiad dynastyTitlesKing of Sparta1.00infobox
Agiad dynastyrelated to MembersSpartan0.60section
Agiad dynastyrelated to MembersBC0.60section
Agiad dynastyrelated to MembersEurysthenes0.60section
Agiad dynastyrelated to MembersAristodemus0.60section

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