Meles of Lydia
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Meles (also as Myrsus, according to Herodotus[1]) was the twenty-fourth king of Lydia, and twenty-first king of the Heraclid dynasty; see List of Kings of Lydia. He was succeeded by his son, Candaules.
He is believed to have reigned from 745 to 733 BC.
| Preceded by Alyattes I |
King of Lydia 745–733 BC |
Succeeded by Candaules |
- ^ Herodotus, 1.7.4
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