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The 9 pages that link to Lysander, each with the reason it gives.

• Peloponnesian WarRelated: His fleet won the decisive victory at Aegospotami.

• Agesilaus IIRelated: His support helped Agesilaus overcome opposition during the royal succession.

• Battle of AegospotamiRelated: His timing and command turned an exposed Athenian fleet into an easy target.

• Spartan hegemonyRelated: His victories and political interventions made him a central architect of early Spartan dominance.

• AlcibiadesCompared with: Lysander’s success helped defeat the city Alcibiades repeatedly served and abandoned.

• Thirty TyrantsRelated: His influence over the postwar settlement supported the oligarchic change in Athens.

• Corinthian WarRelated: His death at Haliartus removed a powerful Spartan leader at the war’s outset.

• Battle of CunaxaRelated: His earlier ties between Sparta and Cyrus formed part of the political background to the expedition.

• Battle of ArginusaeRelated: His naval campaign framed Sparta's contest for control of the Aegean.