-411 ⟶ Athenian Democracy Overthrown and Restored
The democracy in Athens is overthrown and replaced by the ol...
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🏛️ Pisistratus's First Tyranny in Athens
Pisistratus seizes the Acropolis of Athens and declares himself tyrant. He is deposed in the same year.⟶
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Greece🏛️ Hippias' Tyranny Ends: Athenian Democracy Emerges
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Greece🏛️ Athenian Democracy Overthrown and Restored
The democracy in Athens is overthrown and replaced by the oligarchic Council of Four Hundred. This council is itself soon defeated and order is almost restored, when the Five Thousand start ruling. Early next year, they are also overthrown and the old democracy is restored.⟶
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Greece🛡️ Athenian Exiles Defeated at Piraeus, Democracy Restored
Some exiled Athenians return to fight the Thirty Tyrants and restore democracy in Athens. They are, however, narrowly defeated by the Spartans in the Battle of Piraeus. After this, the Spartan king Pausanias allows democracy to be restored in Athens.⟶
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Greece🏛️ Thrasybulus Restores Athenian Democracy and Grants Amnesty
Thrasybulus restores the Athenian democracy and grants an almost general amnesty.⟶
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