This list covers the armies of the Lykian princes from Cyrus’ conquest of western Asia Minor until the annexation of Lykia by Pleistarchos after the battle of Ipsos. Lightly-armoured Lykian soldiers of the period are often depicted fighting alongside hoplites who could be mercenaries or also Lykian. The Karaburan tumulus shows an unarmoured foot-soldier with javelin and hoplon. The Tryson heroon (circa 383 BC) shows Lykian infantry with helmet, hoplon shield and a drepanon (a vicious scythe-like sword used one-handed which Herodotos says was a typical Lykian weapon). References: Armies of the Macedonian and Punic Wars D. Head, The Achaemenid Persian Army D. Head.
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LYKIAN 546 BC - 300 BC
— Lykian Army 546 BC - 300 BC
List: 1 x General in 2-horse 2crew chariot (LCh) or on horseback (Cv), 4 x warriors (3/4Ax), 4 x warriors (3/4Ax) or hoplites (Sp), 1 x drepanon warriors (3Bd), 2 x archers or peasants (Ps)
Terrain: Hilly
Aggression: 1
Enemies:
I/52 — EARLY HOPLITE GREEK 669 BC - 449 BC
I/60 — EARLY ACHAEMENID PERSIAN 550 BC - 420 BC
II/12 — ALEXANDRIAN MACEDONIAN 359 BC - 319 BC
II/16 — ASIATIC EARLY SUCCESSOR 320 BC - 285 BC
II/19 — SELEUCID 320 BC - 64 BC
II/5 — LATER HOPLITE GREEK 448 BC - 225 BC