Anaxilaos

Family: Rhegion · Role: despot of Rhegion · First appears: Book 7 · §163–169

Life events

Terillos brought Amilcas and an army to Sicily, with Anaxilaos helping and giving his sons as hostages.(Book 7 · §163–169 · 📍 Sicily)
- With: Terillos Amilcas
- “Terillos had persuaded partly by reason of his own guest-friendship, and especially by the zealous assistance of Anaxilaos the son of Cretines, who was despot of Rhegion, and who to help his father-in-law endeavoured to bring in Amilcas to Sicily, and had given him his sons as hostages”

parent: Cretines “Anaxilaos the son of Cretines”
with Terillos (Terillos is identified as Anaxilaos's father-in-law.) “who to help his father-in-law endeavoured to bring in Amilcas to Sicily”
married with Kydippe “for Anaxilaos was married to the daughter of Terillos, whose name was Kydippe.”
with Terillos (interaction) “who to help his father-in-law endeavoured to bring in Amilcas to Sicily”

servant: Mikythos (Anaxilaos was Mikythos's employer.) “This Mikythos, who was a servant of Anaxilaos, had been left by him in charge of Rhegion;”

with Leotychides (son of Anaxilaos) (Anaxilaos is named in Leotychides's ancestry.) “the son of Theopompos, the son of Nicander, the son of Charilaos, the son of Eunomos, the son of Polydectes, the son of Prytanis, the son of Euryphon, the son of Procles, the son of Aristodemos, the son of Aristomachos, the son of Cleodaios, the son of Hyllos, the son of Heracles”
child: Leotychides (son of Anaxilaos) “the son of Leotychides, the son of Anaxilaos”
parent: Archidemos “the son of Anaxilaos, the son of Archidemos”

Extracted from the original text of The Histories. Made with Rho MD.