Datis

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Datis was a Persian military commander of the Achaemenid Empire who led the expedition against Greece that culminated in the Battle of Marathon in 490 BC.

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instanceOf Achaemenid military commander
Persian military commander
allegiance Darius I of Persia
birthDate unknown
campaignEndedWith Persian defeat at the Battle of Marathon
captured Eretria
citizenship Achaemenid Empire
coCommanderWith Artaphernes
surface form: Artaphernes (the younger)
commanded Persian expedition against Greece in 490 BC
commandedOperationAgainst Eretria
conflict Greco-Persian Wars
surface form: Persian–Greek conflict
deathCause unknown
deathDate after 490 BC (approximate)
employer Darius I of Persia
ethnicGroup Persian
floruit 490 BC
historicalRegion Achaemenid Empire
surface form: Achaemenid Persia
militaryBranch Persian army
surface form: Achaemenid army
militaryRank general
notableWork Persian expedition that culminated in the Battle of Marathon
objective punish Athens for aiding the Ionian Revolt
punish Eretria for aiding the Ionian Revolt
opponent Athens
Miltiades the Younger
Plataea
participatedIn Battle of Marathon
Greco-Persian Wars
surface form: First Persian invasion of Greece

Greco-Persian Wars
servedUnder Darius I of Persia
sourceMention works of Herodotus
surface form: Herodotus, Histories
timePeriod early 5th century BC
late 6th century BC
transportedPrisonersTo Persia
usedForcesType cavalry
fleet
infantry
triremes

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