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The '''House of Agiad''' was one of the two royal families of the ancient [[Greece|Greek]] ''polis'' of [[Sparta]]. | The '''House of Agiad''' was one of the two royal families of the ancient [[Greece|Greek]] ''polis'' of [[Sparta]]. During the [[Peloponnesian War]] the [[House of Agiad]] and it's head[[ Pausanias]] were controlled by the [[Cult of Kosmos]]. | ||
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The House of Agiad was one of the two royal families of the ancient Greek polis of Sparta. During the Peloponnesian War the House of Agiad and it's headPausanias were controlled by the Cult of Kosmos.
Members
- Eurysthenes (progeninator)
- Agis I (founder)
- Echestratus
- Labotas
- Doryssus
- Agesilau I
- Archelaus
- Telecleus
- Alcamenes
- Polydorus
- Eurycrates
- Eurycratites
- Anaxander
- Leon
- Anaxandrides II
- Doreius
- Cleombrotus
- Cleomenes I
- Leonidas I
- Gorgo
- Pleistarchus
- Pleistoanax
- Pausanias
- Myrrine
- Nikolaos (through Marriage)
- Alexios
- Kassandra
- Elpidios