Battle of Marathon September 490 BC, one of the most important battles of the ancient took place in marathon narrowly interspersed forests. There, the Athenian Army killed the Persian army more than twice its scale for its superior leadership, training and equipping. The battle of the marathon gave inspiration to the weakness of history. In 490 BC, the Athenians proved that excellent strategies and skills can outperform a large number. In 646 BC, the Persian army led by Cyrus conquered Greece's Ionian city in Asia Minor.
Battle of the marathon has proven that the Greeks can defeat the Persians. This battle produced a classical Greek empire and became one of the most influential races in the history of Europe. An example is that the fight of the marathon is more important than the battle of Hastings. Furthermore, the fight of this marathon is an inspiration, the origin of the marathon. This is because the Greek messenger came back to Athens at the news of victory. Therefore, the marathon started in the Athens Olympics in 1896, and the marathon and Athens participated.
A series of important battles focusing on the history of Europe began with the battle of the marathon. The organizer Carl Rylett did not offer as many battle strikes as political and historical events in the fight (this is no problem for me at all). Each wartime season sponsored by historian Brady Clitzer focuses on various topics. The first part deals with the war between France and India, the second part is the empire of the ancient world, the third part is the American Revolution, the fourth part is the historical "changing rules of the game" like Alexander the Great It is about a person. - the turning point of the American War and the Midway fight, and the sixth of the little known colonial North American rebellion (eg I do not know anything about Pueblo's uprising in New Mexico in 1680 ). This is more about merely understanding the power of shaping history, not about podcasts about dates and battles. I started from the season
In the marathon fight at the Persian War in Greece (September 490 BC), the last fight at the Attic marathon plain in the afternoon northeastern repelled Greece 's first invasion of Persia. The command of the Athenian Army, formed in a hurry, is owned by 10 generals, each of which conducts the operation of the day. Whether the generals are waiting for the Persians, whether the Persians are attacking in a consistent manner, and civil servant Carimacos decided to break the tie and to support the attack. The four generals handed orders to General Athens of Miriades, effectively making him the supreme commander.