476 BC
In 476 BC, the Western Roman Empire was not yet established, as it would come later. This year is often noted for its significance in ancient history, particularly in relation to the Greco-Persian Wars. The conflicts between the Greek city-states and the Persian Empire were ongoing, shaping the political landscape of the region.
Additionally, 476 BC is around the time when the Athenian democracy was developing, influencing governance and civic participation. This period also saw the rise of notable philosophers and thinkers, contributing to the rich cultural heritage of ancient Greece.