Persian–Athenian coalition

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The Persian–Athenian coalition was an alliance between the Achaemenid Persian Empire and Athens formed in the early 4th century BC to challenge Spartan naval dominance in the Aegean.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military alliance
political alliance
conflict Corinthian War NERFINISHED
diplomaticPartner Artaxerxes II NERFINISHED
Conon NERFINISHED
formedBy diplomatic negotiations between Athens and Persian authorities
goal to challenge Spartan naval dominance
to weaken Spartan hegemony in Greece
hasLanguage Greek
Old Persian NERFINISHED
hasMember Achaemenid Empire NERFINISHED
Athens NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod Achaemenid period NERFINISHED
Classical Greece NERFINISHED
locatedIn eastern Mediterranean region
mainTheater Aegean Sea NERFINISHED
opposed Sparta NERFINISHED
politicalContext Persian intervention in Greek affairs
post–Peloponnesian War Greek interstate rivalry
relatedTo King's Peace NERFINISHED
Second Athenian League NERFINISHED
result defeat of the Spartan fleet at Cnidus
end of Spartan naval supremacy in the Aegean
restoration of some Athenian maritime power
significantBattle Battle of Cnidus NERFINISHED
startTime early 4th century BC
supportedBy Achaemenid satraps in Asia Minor
Persian royal treasury
typeOfSupport financial support
naval support
strategic coordination against Sparta
usedInstrument Athenian fleet
Persian subsidies to Greek states

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Battle of Cnidus belligerentSide Persian–Athenian coalition