Agasicles

Agasicles

Agasicles (en griego, Αγασικλης) fue un rey de Esparta, perteneciente a la dinastía de los Euripóntidas, que habría gobernado entre los años 575 a. C. y 550 a. C. aproximadamente.

Era hijo del rey Arquídamo I, de quien heredó el trono, y fue contemporáneo con el rey León. Durante su reinado los espartanos llevaron a cabo una guerra contra Tegea que acabó en derrota, pero tuvieron éxito en otras campañas distintas.[1]

Referencias

  • Este artículo incorpora texto de Domino Público procedente del Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology, por William Smith (1870).
  1. ↑ Heródoto i. 65; Pausanias iii. 7, § 6, 3. §. 5.


Predecesor:
Arquídamo I		 Rey de Esparta
c. 575 a. C. - c. 550 a. C.		 Sucesor:
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