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- Mascames (en grec antic Μασκάμης) va ser un sàtrapa persa, fill de Megadostes o Megalostes. Xerxes I de Pèrsia el va nomenar governador de Dorisc a Tràcia, càrrec que va exercir amb energia i fidelitat, rebutjant tots els intents dels grecs, després del fracàs de l'expedició persa a la Segona Guerra Mèdica, de fer-lo fora. Xerxes el va honorar amb regals, i més tard Artaxerxes I de Pèrsia va continuar honorant als seus descendents, segons diu Heròdot. (ca)
- Mascames, also spelled Maskames (Old Persian: Maškāma) was a Persian official and military commander, who flourished during the reign of Xerxes I (r. 486–465). He was the son of , and was appointed governor of Doriscus in 480 BC by Xerxes I, succeeding the governor who had been appointed by Darius the Great (r. 522–486 BC). According to Herodotus, Mascames resisted all Greek attacks following the Second Persian invasion of Greece, and remained thus known as the only remaining Persian governor in Europe. Though the Greeks managed to clear other Persian garrisons in Europe, such as Eion, they were unable to take Doriscus from Mascames, which irked the Athenian military. As no one managed to dislodge him, Mascames was highly honored by Xerxes I and received annual gifts from him for his bravery. Mascames's descendants (who succeeded him) continued to receive gifts from Xerxes I's successor, Artaxerxes I (r. 465–424 BC). According to Raphael Sealey, the Achaemenid ruler probably recalled Mascames with his garrison around 465 BC, and finally abandoned Doriscus. However, Muhammad Dandamayev notes that when Herodotus wrote his Histories in the second half of the fifth century BC, Doriscus was still held by the Persians. Miroslav Ivanov Vasilev states that Mascames may have died by 465 BC. (en)
- Маскам (др.-греч. Μασκάμης) — персидский правитель города-крепости во Фракии в начале V века до н. э. (ru)
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- Mascames was appointed Governor of Doriscus by Xerxes I. (en)
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- Mascames (en grec antic Μασκάμης) va ser un sàtrapa persa, fill de Megadostes o Megalostes. Xerxes I de Pèrsia el va nomenar governador de Dorisc a Tràcia, càrrec que va exercir amb energia i fidelitat, rebutjant tots els intents dels grecs, després del fracàs de l'expedició persa a la Segona Guerra Mèdica, de fer-lo fora. Xerxes el va honorar amb regals, i més tard Artaxerxes I de Pèrsia va continuar honorant als seus descendents, segons diu Heròdot. (ca)
- Маскам (др.-греч. Μασκάμης) — персидский правитель города-крепости во Фракии в начале V века до н. э. (ru)
- Mascames, also spelled Maskames (Old Persian: Maškāma) was a Persian official and military commander, who flourished during the reign of Xerxes I (r. 486–465). He was the son of , and was appointed governor of Doriscus in 480 BC by Xerxes I, succeeding the governor who had been appointed by Darius the Great (r. 522–486 BC). According to Herodotus, Mascames resisted all Greek attacks following the Second Persian invasion of Greece, and remained thus known as the only remaining Persian governor in Europe. Though the Greeks managed to clear other Persian garrisons in Europe, such as Eion, they were unable to take Doriscus from Mascames, which irked the Athenian military. (en)
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- Mascames (ca)
- Mascames (en)
- Маскам (ru)
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