Editing Sicyon (section)

==Mythological rulers==
Kings largely according to Eusebius's chronicle and other Greco-Roman sources are:
# [[Aegialeus (King of Sicyon)|Aegialeus]]
# [[Europs (mythology)|Europs]]
# [[Telchis]]
# [[Apis of Sicyon]]
# [[Thelxion of Sicyon]]
# [[Aegyrus]]
# [[Thurimachus]]
# [[Leucippus (son of Thurimachus)|Leucippus]]
# [[Messapus of Sicyon|Messapus]]
# [[Peratus|Eratus]]
# [[Plemnaeus]]
# [[Orthopolis]]
# [[Marathonius]] or [[Coronus (mythology)|Coronus]]
# [[Marathon (mythology)|Marathus]]
# Echyreus or alternatively [[Coronus (mythology)|Coronus]] (which claims descent from Orthopolis according to Pausanias)
# [[Corax (mythology)|Corax]]
# [[Epopeus of Sicyon]]
# [[Lamedon (mythology)|Lamedon]]
# [[Sicyon (mythology)|Sicyon]]
# [[Polybus of Sicyon]] (succeeded by Adrastus according to Pausanias)
# Inachus
# Phaestus
# [[Adrastus]]
# [[Zeuxippus of Sicyon]] (some sources see as direct succession of Phaestus)
# Pelasgus
# [[Polypheides]], lord Before Agammemnon
Seven priests of Apollo Carneius ruled that follow these kings as rulers according to Eusebius are:
# Archelaus, who ruled one year.
# Automedon, one year.
# Theoclytus, four years.
# Euneus, six years.
# Theonomus, nine years.
# Amphigyes, twelve years.
# Charidemus, one year. He could not bear the expense, and went into exile. He was priest 352 years before the first Olympiad (i.e. 1128 BCE).

The list of Orthagorides goes as follows:

*Orthagoras:founder of the dynasty	Fought in the city of [[Pellene]]
*Myron:	Won the 648 Olympic Games
*Aristonymos:Reigned briefly
*Myron II::debauched, was murdered
*Isodeme:dethroned after two years of reign
*[[Cleisthenes of Sicyon|Cleisthenes]]:The most famous member of the dynasty, he died childless, ending the dynasty.