Plutarch of Eretria

Plutarch (Greek Πλούταρχος ) was a Greek tyrant of BC in the city of Eretria in Euboea reigned in the 4th century.

Plutarch reigned in Eretria to Themison of Eretria, without being fully assured that, if he or whether it was related to this kinship its immediate successor. In the year 354 BC Plutarch got into an altercation with Callias of Chalcis for supremacy on the island of Euboea. Here Plutarch used the contacts of his pro- Athenian friend Meidias to close an alliance with Athens against Chalcis, which in turn allied with King Philip II of Macedonia. Demosthenes was against an Athenian - eretreisches alliance of, but nevertheless an army under the command of Phocion was sent to Euboea, which could defeat 350 BC in a battle of Tamynai together with Plutarch's troops Callias. In this case, however, Plutarch and Phocion clashed so Phocion decided to sell Plutarch and introduce democracy in Eretria. It then came into the city to violent clashes between the pro- Athenian and pro- Macedonian faction, which eventually emerged victorious Kleitarchos.

• Euboea
• Tyrant
• Greek ( Ancient )
• Born on the 5th or 4th century BC
• Died in the 4th century BC
• Man