List of state leaders in 411 BC

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412 BC state leaders — Events of 411 BC — 410 BC state leaders — State leaders by year

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[edit] Africa

• Carthage — Hannibal I, King of Carthage (440 BC–406 BC)
• Cyrene — Democracy
• Kush — Herinutarekamen, king of Meroe (431 BC–405 BC)

[edit] Asia

• Modern Myanmar
  • Arakan — Nela Kun (430 BC–389 BC)
  • Thaye Khettaya — Dwatta Pon (c.443 BC–c.373 BC)
• China Eastern Zhou Dynasty — King Weilie of Zhou (425 BC–401 BC)
  • Jin — Duke Lie of Jin (419 BC–392 BC)
  • Lu — Duke Yuan of Lu (430 BC–410 BC)
  • Qi — Duke Xuan of Qi (455 BC/451 BC–404 BC)
  • Qin — Duke Jian of Chin (414 BC–399 BC)
  • Song — Duke Zhao of Song (450 BC–403 BC)
  • Wei
    • in Anyi — Marquis Wen of Wei (424 BC–386 BC)
    • in Zhaoge — Count Shen of Wei (414 BC–372 BC)
  • Yan — Duke Min of Yan (433 BC–402 BC)
  • Zheng — Duke Xu of Zheng (421 BC–395 BC)
• Chu — King Jian of Chu (431 BC–407 BC)
• modern India
  • Kosala (Ikshvaku dynasty) — Suratha of Kosala (c.440 BC–c.400 BC)
  • Magadha (Shishunaga dynasty) — Nagadashaga (c.419 BC–c.395 BC)
  • Malwa (Pradyota dynasty) — Vishakhayupa (c.456 BC–c.406 BC)
  • Vatsa (Citraratha dynasty) — Dandapani of Vatsa (c.430 BC/c.425 BC–c.400 BC)
• Korea — Hyeokseong of Gojoseon, King of Korea (413 BC–385 BC)
• Nabataea — Rule of priests
• Persia (Achaemenid dynasty) — Darius II, King of Persia, King of Egypt (423 BC–404 BC)
• Sheba — Yada'il II, king of Sheba (c.415 BC–c.410 BC)
• Sri Lanka (Vijaya dynasty) — Abhaya, King of Sinhala (414 BC–394 BC)
• Yue — King Yi of Yue (411 BC–376 BC)

[edit] Europe

• Bosporan Kingdom (Spartocid dynasty)
  • Satyros I, King of the Bosporus (429 BC/428 BC–399 BC/393 BC)
  • Spartakos II, King of Bosporus (429 BC/428 BC–407 BC)
• Modern Cyprus
  • Idalio and Kition — Abd-Emun (420 BC–410 BC)
  • Salamis
    1. Abdemon, King of Salamis (415 BC–411 BC)
    2. Euogoras I, King of Salamis (411 BC/410 BC–374 BC)
• Modern Greece
  • Achaia — City League of Aigai, Aigeira, Aigion, Boura, Dyme, Helike, Olenos, Patrai, Pellene, Pharai, Rhypes, Tritaia, Lt. Keryrera, Leontion
  • Argos — Aristocracy
  • Athens
    1. Callias Scambonides, Archon of Athens (412 BC)
    2. Mnesilochos, Archon of Athens (411 BC)
    3. Theoponnpos, Archon of Athens (411 BC)
  • Corinth — Oligarchy
  • Epirus — Aïketas I, King of Epirus (c.429 BC–c.404 BC, 384 BC–380 BC/373 BC)
  • Lesbos — Republic
  • Macedon (Argead dynasty) — Archelaus I, King of Macedon (413 BC–399 BC)
  • Sparta (Agiad dynasty) — Pleistoanax, King of Sparta (459 BC–409 BC)
• Modern Italy
  • Akragas — Democracy
  • Etruscan City League — Arezzo, Bolsena, Caere, Chiusi, Cortona, Perusia, Roselle, Tarquinia, Veii, Vetulonia, Volterra, Vulci
  • Gela — Republic
  • Roman Republic
    1. Quintus Fabius Ambustus Vibulanus and Gaius Furius Pacilus, Consuls of Rome (412 BC)
    2. Lucius Papirius L.f. Mugillanus (Atratinus) and Spurius (or Gaius) Nautius Sp.f. Rutilus, Consuls of Rome (411 BC)
  • Syracuse — Democracy
    • Military leader — Hermokrates (414 BC–409 BC)
  • Zancle — Republic
• Modern Bulgaria
  • Odrysian Thracians — Seuthes I, Prince of Odrysia (424 BC–410 BC)
  • In eastern Thracia — Maisades (c.420 BC–c.405 BC)