Peloponnesian Wars

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Peloponnesian Wars (460 - 404 b.c.)

Date(s):

460 - 404 b.c.

Description:

Includes both the First Peloponnesian War (460-445 bc) and the Second or Great Peloponnesian War (431-404 bc). These wars between Greek city-states featured Athens and her allies on one side and Sparta and her allies on the other. The first war ended in a truce with both sides maintaining their primary empires: for Athens the sea and for Sparta the land. The second war ended with the defeat of Athens and Sparta the dominant force in the region.

Principal Battles:

457 Aegina ( 457 b.c.)
457 Tanagra ( 457 b.c.)
457 Oenophyta ( 457 b.c.)
447 Coronea ( 447 b.c.)
429 Plataea ( 429 b.c.)
429 Naupactus ( 429 b.c.)
429 Spartalos ( 429 b.c.)
427 Mytilene ( 427 b.c.)
426 Olpae ( 426 b.c.)
425 Pylos-Sphacteria ( 425 b.c.)
424 Delium ( 424 b.c.)
422 Amphipolis ( 422 b.c.)
418 Mantinea ( 418 b.c.)
415 Syracuse ( 415 b.c.)
411 Cynossema ( 411)
410 Cyzicus ( 410 b.c.)
407 Notium ( 407 b.c.)
406 Arginusae Islands ( 406 b.c.)
405 Aegospotami ( 405 b.c.)

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