c.930 - c.900 BC
Echestratus c.900 - c.870 BC
Leobates (Labotas) c.870 - c.840 BC
Dorissus c.840 - c.820 BC
Agesilaus I c.820 - c.790 BC
Archilaus c.790 - c.760 BC
c.890 - c.860 BC
Prytanis c.860 - c.830 BC
* Polydectes c.830 - c.800 BC
* Eunomus c.800 - c.780 BC
Charilaus c.780 - c.750 BC
Nicander c.750 - c.720 BC
Theopompus c.720 - c.675 BC
Anaxandridas I c.675 - c.645 BC
Zeuxidamas c.645 - c.625 BC
Anaxidamus c.625 - c.600 BC
Archidamus I c.600 - c.575 BC
Agasicles (575 - 550 BC)
Ariston 550 - 515 BC
Demaratus 515 - 491 BC.
Leotychides 491 - 469 BC.
Archidamus II 469 - 427 BC.
Agis II 427 - 400 BC.
Agesilaus II 400 - 360 BC.
Archidamus III 360 - 338 BC.
Agis III 338 - 331 BC.
Eudamidas I 331 - 305 BC.
Archidamus IV 305 - 275 BC.
Eudamidas II 275 - 244 BC.
Agis IV 244 - 241 BC.
Eudamidas III 241 - 228 BC.
Archidamus V 228 - 227 BC.
Eucleidas 227 - 221 BC (Eucleidas was actually an Agiad - his brother Cleomenes III deposed his Eurypontid colleague and installed his brother as co-ruler)

* Herodotus and Pausanias disagree on the reign order of Eunomus and Polydectes

After Sellasia

Following Cleomenes III's defeat at the Battle of Sellasia by Antigonus III Doson of Macedon and the Achaean League, the Spartan system began to break down. Sparta was a republic from 221 to 219 BC.

Agesipolis III (Agiad) 219 - 215 BC - the last Agiad King of Sparta.
Lycurgus (Eurypontid) 219 - 212 BC.
Machanidas (a tyrant) 210 - 207 BC
Pelops (Eurypontid) 212 - 200 BC - last King from either of the old dynasties
Nabis (an usurper) 200 - 192 BC

The Achaean League annexed Sparta in 192 BC.

Agathoergi

Damosia

Diabateria

Livius, Eurypontids and Agiads by Jona Lendering

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