KnowraIonian RevoltLinked fromLinked fromThe 14 pages that link to Ionian Revolt, each with the reason it gives.All 14Broader topic 3Related 9Narrower topic 2Greco-Persian WarsBroader topic: Its suppression prompted Darius I to punish Athens and Eretria.Xerxes IRelated: Its support from Athens helped trigger the Persian-Greek conflict inherited by Xerxes.Battle of MarathonRelated: Athenian support for the revolt helped provoke the Persian campaign against Athens.Battle of MycaleNarrower topic: The revolt began the chain of conflict that brought Greek armies back to Ionia.IoniaRelated: The revolt began in Ionia and drew mainland Greek states into conflict with Persia.Battle of ThermopylaeRelated: Its support from Athens and Eretria helped prompt Darius I’s campaigns against Greece.Second Persian invasion of GreeceRelated: Athenian support for the revolt helped provoke Darius’ campaign against Greece.SatrapBroader topic: The uprising exposed tensions between local rulers and Persian provincial authority.HistoriesBroader topic: Its suppression leads directly to the Persian campaign against mainland Greece.Darius the GreatRelated: The revolt drew Darius into a conflict that helped precipitate his campaign against mainland Greece.SamosRelated: Samos’s shifting loyalties during the revolt shaped its relations with Persia and other Ionian cities.First Persian invasion of GreeceRelated: Its suppression prompted Darius I to punish Athens and Eretria for supporting the rebels.Athenian RevolutionRelated: Athens’ later support for this revolt grew from its political independence after Spartan influence was checked.Lelantine WarNarrower topic: Later alliances involving Eretria appear in accounts of this revolt.