A Defense of Rule. Origins of Political Thought in Greece and India (2017)

The word "democracy" is derived from words meaning "ancient Greek" meaning "people's control", originally a political regime that exists in Athens in the 5th century B.C. Not all ancient Greeks can vote, but slaves and women are excluded. Democracy is more fair as it makes it possible for people living in the country to decide who will rule them. Other systems, such as absolute monarchy, military dictatorship, democracy, etc., are used to decide who will dominate and bypass the majority of wishes, small group or group of groups, or methods of genetic birth We rely on. population

Democracy and citizens' power are pretty old form of control. The term "democracy" originated from ancient Greece in the 5th century BC, but the rules of this form existed before this and were found in the ancient Indian Republic before the 6th century BC. However, Athens in ancient Greece places a word in a sense. It is somewhat similar to the vision of modern democracy. In Athens, citizens have the right to vote and make the most important decisions affecting the political situation of their country.

The political philosophy of the West comes from the philosophy of ancient Greece, where the political philosophy can be traced back to Plato at least. Ancient Greece was dominated by the city state and the city country experimented with various forms of political organization that classified Plato as stability and moral decline of five categories: monarchy, democracy, oligarchicism , Democracy and tyranny. One of the first and most important classics of political philosophy is Plato Republic, followed by Aristotle's "Nikumark Ethics and Politics". Roman political philosophy was influenced by stoic school and Roman politician Sheikelo.