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Artumpara
Artumpara, in Lycian Arttumpara and Greek Artembarēs, was a dynast of western Lycia who claimed to rule all of Lycia but probably controlled only its western half.
Aryenis
Aryenis was a princess of Lydia, daughter of King Alyattes and sister of Croesus, given in marriage to Astyages of Media to seal the peace of 585 BC.
Bularchus
Bularchus (Greek Boularchos) is a painter of Lydia known only from Pliny, who says King Candaules paid its weight in gold for his battle picture.
Hyssaldomus
Hyssaldomos, also spelled Hyssaldomus, was a Carian dynast of Mylasa in the early 4th century BC, father of Hecatomnus and grandfather of Mausolus, known from inscriptions and small silver coins.
Kirua
Kirua was the city ruler of Illubru in Cilicia who rebelled against the Assyrian king Sennacherib, closing the Cilician road before being flayed at Nineveh.
Mithrapata
Mithrapata, also known as Mithrapata of Lycia, was a dynast of Lycia in southern Anatolia around 390–370 BC, known from silver coins bearing his name in Lycian, including some of the earliest human portraits on coinage.
Mysians
The Mysians (Greek Μυσοί, Mysoi) were a people of northwest Anatolia dwelling in Mysia between the Propontis, the Aegean, and Lydia, attested from the Iliad to Roman times.