The Successes and Struggles in the Reign of King Pyrrhus

Perez was King of Epirus, from 318 BC to 272 BC. He is recognized as one of the best generals of his era. He led his soldiers to a lot of victories, but the most famous is his fight with Rome. In addition to being an outstanding general, he is also a praised writer. The picture book on his war was quoted and praised by many ancient writers. Pyros has many excellent qualities, but it is still a bad politician. Many people believe that if he has a better political consciousness, he believes he will be able to rule over the land he conquered, he will become king at the age of 12 when he fought against Rome Piros Maybe

The position of Pyrros as Epirus-Morosia's successor to the throne has been subjected to nearly serious danger from his birth. In 319 AD, the king Macedonia king Cathandn overthrew his father, Air Cades. Purius was forced to find a hideout in Elyria where he was protected by Gurukia. In 306 BC, Pilos was able to return to Epirus and declare the right of childbirth. However, his rule as a minor was a short-term rule. Pyrrhus fought for many years to regulate the successor warfare in the Alexander Empire and fought with Macedonia's Demetrios I Poliocretes who participated in the Ipsos campaign in 301 BC. Then, as part of the negotiations between Demetrios and Ptolemy I, Pyrrus was handed over to the latter and taken to Alexandria. Pyros was allowed to marry his stepfather's daughter Antigone under the reign of Egyptian imperial ruler and was allowed to return to Epirus in 297 B.C.

Pils became a ruler at the age of 12, and signed an alliance with the son of Demetrius of Antigonus I Monophthalmus in Macedonia. In the uprising in 302 BC, Pyros fought against Asian demetrius and was sent to hostages as a hostage under the treaty between Putremy I sorter and Demetrius. Ptolemy became friends with Pylos and returned him to the kingdom in 297. Initially, Piros dominated the relative Neoptolemus, but he quickly assassinated his colleagues. In 294 he used the dynasty of Macedonia to acquire the borders between Pala Air and Timpua, and Acaranania, Ampholloquia and Ambrasia. Corcyra and Leucas were given to him at the dowry of the wedding. Then he fought against his former alliance, now Macedonia's Demetrius I Poliorcetes. Pyros occupied the western half of Thessalia and Macedonia and lifted the siege of Demetrius to Athens, but in 284 it was driven to Epirus by Ricimacos (replaced by Demetrius).