Agis II of Sparta

Agis II Historical Figure Nationality: Sparta Year of Birth: 5th Century BCE Year of Death: 401 BCE Cause of Death: Natural causes Religion: Greek pantheon Occupation: Soldier, monarch Spouse: Timaea Children: Leotychides House: Eurypontid Political Office(s): King of Sparta Fictional Appearances: "The Daimon" POD: 415 BCE Type of Appearance: Direct

Agis II (d 401 BC) was the king of Sparta during the Peloponnesian War.

Agis in "The Daimon"

In 413 BC, Sparta suffered from a massive raid by the Athenian general Alkibiades. Agis II was shocked by the ability of Athens, for the first time, to attack Sparta with impunity much the way Sparta had been doing for decades. He sought peace with Alkibiades, who returned to Athens after the raid on Sparta and seized absolute power. The two agreed to stop fighting and to work together against a common foe. By 412, Athens and Sparta were prepared to attack their mutual enemy, Persia.

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Royal offices (OTL)
Preceded by Archidamus II	King of Sparta 427-400 BC	Succeeded by Agesilaus II