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·The Epigonoi put Thersander on the throne of Thebes
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Mystical Places Thebes: In 290 BC Thebes fell     (12605 reads)
Posted by greekmythology on Saturday, October 16 @ 17:24:25 EDT

In 290 BC Thebes fell.. KEYWORDS: thebes 290B.C. 290 BC 290BC mystical places greek mythology Hellenistic period

In 290 BC Thebes fell, as did many other cities, in the hands of Macedonian, Demetrios Poliorketes.

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Mystical Places Thebes: Thebans defeated the Spartans in the Battle of Koronea     (9469 reads)
Posted by greekmythology on Saturday, October 16 @ 17:20:34 EDT

Thebans defeated the Spartans in the Battle of Koronea.. KEYWORDS: thebans spartans battle of koronea history of thebes

Thebans were always good soldiers, but in the battle of Koronea, which took place in August of 394 BC, they proved that they could defeat even the Spartans.

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Legendary People Thebes: The Epigonoi put Thersander on the throne of Thebes     (8571 reads)
Posted by greekmythology on Saturday, October 16 @ 17:16:30 EDT

The Epigonoi put Thersander on the throne of Thebes.. KEYWORDS: epigonoi thersander throne of thebes

Ten years after Adrastos opened war against Thebes to reinstate Polyneikes to the throne, Adrastos returned to Thebes with the sons of the slain chiefs.

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Legendary People Thebes: Adrastos opened war against Thebes to reinstate Polyneikes to the throne     (8365 reads)
Posted by greekmythology on Saturday, October 16 @ 17:12:33 EDT

Adrastos opened war against Thebes to reinstate Polyneikes to the throne.. KEYWORDS: Adrastos Thebes Polyneikes throne of thebes

After the death of Oedipus, the two brothers, Eteokles and Polyneikes, agreed to rule Thebes for one year, in turn.

Bat the end of the first year, when Plyneikes should have started his turn, Eteokles refused to surrender the throne.

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Legendary People Thebes: Oedipus was made king of Thebes     (7938 reads)
Posted by greekmythology on Saturday, October 16 @ 17:03:50 EDT

Oedipus was made king of Thebes.. KEYWORDS: Oedipus king of thebes Laios Iocaste riddle of the Sphinx

When Laios, king of Thebes, married Iocaste, Delphi gave an oracle to him, that if Iocaste bore a son, he would kill his father. And so, when Oedipus was born, he was exposed on the mount Kithairon, where he was found by herdsmen of king Polybos of Sikyon, who brought him up, as his own child.

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Legendary People Thebes: Amphion and Zethos began the wall of Thebes     (7121 reads)
Posted by greekmythology on Saturday, October 16 @ 16:22:23 EDT

Amphion and Zethos began the wall of Thebes.. KEYWORDS: Amphion Zethos Thebes wall of thebes amphion zethos history of thebes

There was the succession of kings, Polydoros, Labdakos and Laios, whom Lykos dethroned.

The brother of Lykos, Nykteus, had a daughter, Antiope ,who was famous for her beauty among the Greeks.

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Legendary People Thebes: Kadmos built the walls of Thebes     (10964 reads)
Posted by greekmythology on Saturday, October 16 @ 16:17:33 EDT

Kadmos built the walls of Thebes.. KEYWORDS: Kadmos kadmos thebes Thebes legendary people mystical places history of Thebes

From Homer's Odyssey we learn about the two brothers Amphion and Zethos, as the founders of Thebes and that it was them, who built the big walls of the city, but according to Apollodoros and others, it was Kadmos.

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Mystical Places Thebes: Cadmus was the founder of Thebes     (7793 reads)
Posted by greekmythology on Saturday, October 16 @ 15:42:58 EDT

Cadmus was the founder of Thebes.. KEYWORDS: thebes cadmus mystical places mythical places of myth

Cadmus was the founder of this great city which contains many great trials and stories.

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