Agis II Historical Figure Nationality: Sparta Religion: Polytheism Date of Birth: Unknown Date of Death: c a 400 BC Cause of Death: Natural Causes Occupation: King of Sparta Spouse: Timaea Children: Leotychides (possibly illegitimate) Turtledove Appearances: "The Daimon" POD: 415 BC Type of Appearance: Direct appearance

Agis II (d 410 BC) was the king of Sparta during the Peloponnesian War.

Agis in "The Daimon"Edit

In 413 BC, Sparta fell to the Athenian general Alkibiades. Agis II formally surrendered to Alkibiades, who allowed the king to live so long as he was loyal to Athens. Subsequently, Alkibiades overthrew the government of Athens upon his return, and seize absolute power. He strengthened ties to Sparta while he consolidated his own rule. By 412, Athens and Sparta were prepared to attack their mutual enemy, Persia.

Regnal titles (OTL)
Preceded by Archidamus II	King of Sparta 427-400 BC	Succeeded by Agesilaus II