Mainland Greece – 479 BCE.

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The Greek world stretched all around the Mediterranean littoral and into Asia Minor and the Black Sea, so Persian influence was felt in Greek cities in the east until Alexander the Great took over the Persian Empire in the late 4th Century BCE.

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