Hippocrates of Gela

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Hippocrates of Gela was a powerful early 5th-century BC tyrant of the Sicilian city of Gela, known for expanding its territory and influence through military campaigns.

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Label Occurrences
Hippocrates of Gela canonical 1
Hippocrates of Syracuse 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Greek tyrant
historical figure
ruler
activePeriod early 5th century BC
appointedAsGeneral Hieron I of Syracuse
surface form: Gelo of Syracuse
battle campaign against Himera
campaign against Syracuse
conflictWith Himera
Syracuse
continent Sicily
countryOfCitizenship Gela
culture Ancient Greek
dateOfBirth 6th century BC
dateOfDeath 491 BC
diedInBattle true
era Classical antiquity
ethnicGroup Greek
expandedControlOver Camarina
Leontini
Naxos
Zancle
governmentType tyranny
knownFor domination of southeastern Sicily
expansion of Gela’s power in Sicily
military campaigns in Sicily
language Ancient Greek
mentorOrPatronOf Hieron I of Syracuse
surface form: Gelo of Syracuse
notableEvent conquest of Zancle
death during campaign against Himera
Sicilian Expedition
surface form: siege of Syracuse

subjugation of Leontini
partOf Greek tyrants of Sicily
placeOfDeath Himera
positionHeld ruler of Gela
tyrant of Gela
predecessor Cleander of Gela
regionRuled southeastern Sicily
relative Cleander of Gela
ruledCity Gela
sibling Cleander of Gela
source Diodorus Siculus
Herodotus
successor Hieron I of Syracuse
surface form: Gelo of Syracuse

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Gela notableRuler Hippocrates of Gela
Siege of Syracuse commander Hippocrates of Gela
this entity surface form: Hippocrates of Syracuse