Mausolos ruled Caria in the mid-4th century BC as a satrap under Persian authority, but he governed in a distinctly Greek style. He made Halicarnassus his capital and invested heavily in monumental building, reshaping the city and presenting himself as a Hellenistic ruler before the Hellenistic age had fully begun. After his death in 353 BC, his wife and successor Artemisia II of Caria commissioned his tomb, the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus. Ancient sources describe it as an unprecedented combinat

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