In ancient Greece, what type of government did Megara have?

The ancient city of Megara had a tyrannical government. Megara began it's existence as a protectorate of Corinth, which directly ruled the city as one of it's territories. In the 7th century B.C. Megara revolted and took back the city, since than it was ruled under the tyrant Theagenes. read more

The ancient city of Megara had a tyrannical government. Megara began it’s existence as a protectorate of Corinth, which directly ruled the city as one of it’s territories. In the 7th century B.C. Megara revolted and took back the city, since than it was ruled under the tyrant Theagenes. read more

The ancient Greek city of Megara had a tyrannical government. Megara began its existence as a protectorate of Corinth, which directly ruled the city as one of its territories. In the 7th century B.C., the city staged a successful revolt against Corinthian rule and became a tyranny under its king, Theagenes. read more

Megarians, like all the Greeks, were trained warriors. Spartans might be the best warriors, but all Greek citizens knew how to fight. Megarians would fight if they had to, but they would much rather trade or negotiate. In the ancient Greek world, Megara was famous for its textiles. Everybody wanted their richly colored and beautifully designed fabrics. read more