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Q: What was the name of the Persian King who ruled in 480 BC?
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Who was the king of Persia during the last of the Persian wars?

Xerxes I was king during the Persian invasion of Greece in 480-479 BCE. Darius III was king during Alexander's conquest of Persia 150 years later and, therefore, the last Persian King of the Hellenistic Period.


In In 480 B.C the Greeks defeated the Persian Army of King .?

Xerxes.


When was the invasion of Greece?

Persian king Xerxes invaded mainland Greece in 480-479 BCE.


Who led the Persian army in 480 BC (and was defeated in a sea battle at Salamis)?

King Xerxes.


Who was the second Persian king to invade Greece during the Persian Wars?

King Xerxes I led the expedition to Greece in 480-479 which was driven back by the combined forces of the southern Greek city-states.


Who was Sparta king?

Sparta's king during the time around the Persian's second invasion of Greece was Leonidas. He was alive from about 540 BC to 480 BC.


How long did king Leonidas rule Sparta?

He ruled from 488 BC- 480 BC when he died at the Battle of Thermopylae


Which two city-states joined forces in 480 BC when the Persian king Xerxes decided to attack?

Athens and Sparta.


Who was the king that died that was protecting Sparta from the Persians?

The name of the brave king who died in battle while protecting Sparta from the Persian was Leonidas. He died a heroic death at the Battle of Thermopylae in 480 B.C.


First ruler of the Persian Empire during its war with Greece?

The question is confused. The first king of the Persian empire was Cyrus. The king during the punitive expedition against Athens and Eretria in 490 BCE was Darius. The king during the invasion of Greece 480-479 BCE was Xerxes.


How many Persian people defeated Greece in the Persian war in 480?

Persia lost.


Persian invasion of Greece?

480-479 BCE.