sparta took over greece after the peloponnesian war.
who took over greece after the peloponnesian war?
sparta
in 458 bc, while the persian wars were still ongoing, war broke out between the delian league and the peloponnesian league, comprising sparta and its allies. after some inconclusive fighting, the two sides signed a peace in 447 bc. that peace was stipulated to last thirty years: instead it held only until 431 bc, with the onset of the peloponnesian war. our main sources concerning this war are thucydides's "history of the peloponnesian war" and xenophon's "hellenica".





















































section::::ancient greece (1100–146 bc).:classical greece.:peloponnesian war.
history of greece
bullet::::- siege of pylos (425 bc) – peloponnesian war





















































bullet::::- siege of sphacteria (425 bc) – peloponnesian war





















































bullet::::- siege of nisaea (424 bc) – peloponnesian war





















































bullet::::- siege of delium (424 bc) – peloponnesian war





















































bullet::::- siege of mende (423 bc) – peloponnesian war





















































bullet::::- siege of scione (423–421 bc) – peloponnesian war





















































bullet::::- siege of torone (422 bc) – peloponnesian war





















































bullet::::- siege of stagirus (422 bc) – peloponnesian war





















































bullet::::- siege of galepsus (422 bc) – peloponnesian war





















































bullet::::- siege of epidaurus (418–417 bc) – peloponnesian war





















































bullet::::- siege of hysiae (417 bc) – peloponnesian war
list of sieges