Pyrrhus of Epirus: the Greek king was best noted as a fearless military commander

His financial department was disappointed with the last Western campaign, but Epirus's Epirus chose to fight again.

He attacked King Antigonus II Gonatas and easily won the battle at Auos for his own Macedonian throne

In 272 BC, Cleonymus contacted him, he was Spartan of the king's blood, and among his companions was not popular. He asked Pirius to help Sparta and ask himself to put himself on the throne. Pyrrhus hoped to choose Sparta himself, agreeing, but its resistance was strong, he prevented his attack. Sadly, when he withdrew, he lost his first son.

Because he had no time to mourn, he interfered with the civil conflict at Argos and turned his attention to his next goal. As his old rival Antigonus Gonatas will come, he must participate in the competition. Unfortunately, when he tried to enter the city invisibly, he learned that it was full of hostile forces. If he had not got a street he was locked in. He soon fought Argive soldiers, but nobody knew that the soldier's mother was watching her son at a nearby roof. In order to protect her son she threw the roof tile and hit Pyros from that moment - he broke his back and crushed. Whether he will lose his life in the autumn is not certain, but it is guaranteed that a soldier of Macedonia called Zopyrus will do it once. The body of Antigonas was cremated by all military glory. Tarentinians surrendered to Rome soon after Pyrros' death

Pyrrous is not considered a smart king, but he is regarded as one of the greatest military commanders in his time. When he did not fight or planned to fight, he was uncomfortable and uncomfortable. His financial knowledge is lacking, his financial strength is not because he likes to use mercenaries with a very fighting team.

He is a merciful ruler and general. As everyone knows, he is writing many memoirs and books about the art of war and war. Unfortunately, these have not survived to the present age, but I think that Hannibal is greatly affected by people.

Perez married five times with the king's daughter, and he had a handful of children whether they were children or not.

My findings are quite different from the evaluation of Hannibal's epilis in Epirus, Greek general, and early Roman competitors. My model thinks that Pyrrus has only 3 battle and -0.53 WAR. Hannibal attributed innovative military tactics to Pilfs but even before I thought he could not prevent his army from causing deadly casualties during victory, I was skeptical about tactical insights. The visualization of this project and its results is expected to provide an interesting and interesting way to explore and compare the relative success of the general. Future research can improve this model by extending the dataset or by considering other factors such as the opponent's power, but the WAR is useful to compare the generals empirically Provide examples. If you are looking for a specific general, please use visualization. Please enter the URL "https://ethanarsht.github.io/military_rankings/***.html". Same in Wikipedia

Fearing the conquest of Rome, the Greeks prepared for the war, gathered Greek king of Greece, Pirus of Epirus. They dreamed of becoming the second Alexander the Great. The elephant of the Pyros war unknown in Italy has defeated the Romans twice, but its cost was very high, so such a victory was still called "stupid victory". Before Cartago appealed for peace in 241 BC, Rome and its Italian allies lost 200 thousand in a miserable naval battle. In stark contrast to Italian Roman ally, Sicily, Sardinia and Corsica were integrated into the first state of the Roman Empire.

Finally, Rome searched for a fight with Magna Grecia in southern Italy and fought with Epirus's Pillar king. Piros won the second race, but the performance of both sides was not good. Rome has almost inexhaustible human resources (because it requires Allied forces and a conquered area). Pyrrhus' victory is bad for the winner over victory, as Pyrrhus is almost exclusively what he brought from Epirus. When Piros lost in the third battle with Rome, he left Italy and left South Italy for Rome. Rome was considered the highest and signed an international treaty.