Cylonian affair

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The Cylonian affair was an early 7th-century BCE Athenian political and religious crisis sparked by Cylon’s failed coup, which led to a notorious massacre of his supporters and long-lasting accusations of sacrilege against the Alcmaeonid family.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical event
political crisis
religious crisis
hasApproximateDate c. 632 BCE
c. 636 BCE
hasCause attempted tyranny in Athens
failed coup attempt by Cylon
hasCountry Ancient Greece
linked to: Greek Antiquity
hasCulturalContext Athenian aristocratic politics
Athenian religion
hasHistoricalEra Archaic period of Greece
linked to: Archaic period
hasKeyFigure Alcmaeonid family
Athenian archons
Cylon of Athens
hasLanguageOfPrimarySources Ancient Greek
hasLocation Ancient Greece
linked to: Greek Antiquity

Athens
Attica
hasLongTermConsequence lasting suspicion of the Alcmaeonids in Athenian politics
later purifications of the Alcmaeonid family
use of the affair in later political propaganda
hasMainProtagonist Cylon of Athens
hasOpposingParty Alcmaeonid family
Athenian archons
Athenian aristocracy
hasPoliticalContext early archaic Athens
struggle over tyranny in Athens
hasRelatedConcept miasma in Greek religion
sacrilege in Greek religion
tyranny in ancient Greece
hasRelatedFamily Alcmaeonid family
hasRelatedPlace Athenian Acropolis
linked to: Acropolis of Athens
hasReligiousAspect miasma
sacrilege
violation of sanctuary protections
hasResult accusations of sacrilege against the Alcmaeonids
long-lasting religious pollution (miasma) associated with the Alcmaeonids
massacre of Cylon’s supporters
political stigma for the Alcmaeonid family
hasTimePeriod early 7th century BCE
involvesSanctuary altars of the gods in Athens
sanctuary of Athena on the Acropolis
isDescribedBySource Herodotus
Thucydides
later Athenian tradition

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Alcmaeonid family associatedWithEvent Cylonian affair