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King Darius the Great was 'rounding out' the empire he inherited from Cyrus the Great and Cambyses II, trying to take over the north of the Black Sea and Thrace. In doing so he became enmeshed with Macedonia and the Greek cities of mainland Greece, all of which caused him grief.

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