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alexander the great was emperor of greece
King Byzas of Greece
Haha no. He was the Emperor of Greece.
Xerxes the great
As far as I know, There is no character named Caesar in ancient Greece. There were only the Caesars of Rome, which was a title like emperor
Nero Nero
The Ancient Olympics in Greece were held from 776 BC to 393 AD, when they were banned by the Roman Emperor Theodosius I in an effort to suppress pagan festivals.
The ancient Greek mysteries survived the introduction of Christianity and were suspended by the decree that the Roman Emperor Theodosius issued at 392 AD/ CE. The Mysteries were wiped out at 396 AD/ CE with the invasion of Alarich and the Goths in Greece. The last Emperor who tried to revive the Mysteries was Julian
Commodus was a very important figure in Greek history as his status as the 18th emperor of Greece made him important as well as the fact his father and his grandfather were also emperors of Greece,
yes the Romans defeated the last of the major greek city-states in 146 BC.
There was no emperor of Greece. The Greek world was comprised of hundreds of independent city-states, some of which formed defensive leagues from time to time.The battle of Marathon was lost by an expeditionary force sent out by Persia under command of a Mede named Datis.The defending force from the Greek cities of Athens and Plataia won the battle.
Greek mythology weakened quite strongly in adherence against Christianity throughout the 300s C.E., especially after Emperor Constantine made Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire (of which Greece was a part).