Persian ruler who surrendered to the Greeks at Salamis?

Answer 1

No one surrendered. The remainder of the Persian fleet, defeated at Salamis, withdrew to Mykale in Asia Minor. Persian King Xerxes I took half his army home as a poor country such as Greece could not support it through the winter.

Answer 2

Xerxes was the Persian ruler at Salamis, but he did not surrender. He simply went home to Persia along with the defeated Persian Navy. The Persian Army wintered in Greece, and they were defeated in the next year at Plataea, whereupon they went home. Xerxes did not again attempt a conquest of Greece, but neither did he surrender.

Answer 3

No Persian ruler surrendered to Greece.

After the Persian Wars 499 to 449 BCE had run their course, Persia agreed to stay away from the Greek city-states in Asia Minor and the Islands.

Persia later entered the Greek internal Peloponnesian War between Athens and its empire and the Peloponnesian League led by Sparta, and gave the latter the money to defeat Athens.

Then Persia, tired of further Greek inter-city wars spilling over into Asia Minor, imposed a peace on the Greek cities - 'the King's Peace', and reclaimed control of the Greek cities it had lost in the Persian Wars.

Answer 4

King Xerxes of Persia was defeated at Salamis in 480 bc by the Greek navies.