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The blockade of Megaris was an early engagement in the Peloponnesian War, fought between the invading Spartans and the Athens-supported armies of Megaris in 431 BCE.
The Spartan army was jointly commanded by Nikolaos, the "Wolf of Sparta", and his adopted son Stentor. With the support of the misthios Kassandra, they claimed victory and subjugated Megaris.[1]
Behind the scenes[edit | edit source]
This battle might have been inspired by the Megarian Decree, trade sanctions and a naval blockade imposed on the city of Megara by Athens.
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