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Who burned Athens after victory at Thermopylae?
The Persian army directed by their king Xerxes I.
Who was the emperor of the persains when they attacked Thermopylae?
Xerxes. In Persian it is pronounced Khasharyar
Who is the Son of king Darius?
The son of King Darius I of Persia is Xerxes I. He succeeded his father as king and reigned from 486 to 465 BCE. Xerxes is known for his massive invasion of Greece, which included the famous battles of Thermopylae and Salamis. His reign is also noted for significant building projects, including the construction of the grand palace at Persepolis.
What are Xerxes' special powers?
'Xerxes' most commonly refers to Xerxes the Great, son of Darius the Great, a Persian king (today we call that country Iran). Largely known for the battle of Thermopylae, in which a Greek army of 300 men stood up to his huge army, and wouldn't surrender. He might have been a powerful ruler, but that doesn't mean he had special magical powers.
When was Xerxes born?
King Xerxes I was born in 519 BCE.
Who was the spartan king at the battle of thermopylae?
Xerxes the first
Who was the leader of the Persians at the battle of Thermopylae?
King Xerxes.
Who was the king of Persia during the Battle of Thermopylae?
Xerxes I.
What was the name of the king that led the Persians at Thermopylae?
Xerxes I.
Who lead the persains troops into battle of thermopylae?
King Xerxes I.
Who led the Persians during the battle of Thermopylae?
Their king, Xerxes I.
Who led the Persian invasion force at Thermopylae?
King Xerxes I.
Who were the main personalities involved Thermopylae?
Persian King Xerxes I and Spartan King Leonidas.
What Persian king let attacks against the Greeks at the Thermopylae and Salamis bay?
the king was Xerxes
Who were the leaders in the battle of thermopylae?
Persia - King Xerxes I. Greek allies - King Leonidas of Sparta.
Who burned Athens after victory at Thermopylae?
The Persian army directed by their king Xerxes I.
Son of Darius victorious at Thermopylae?
Xerxes I, son of Darius I, was victorius at Thermopylae.
