The World of Chariots

The World of Chariots is a popular public game in the classical world of ancient Greece and Rome, where a stroller driven by a motorcycle chariot or tank driver is installed. Chariot's driver stands on Chariot instead of sitting. One of the tank drivers opened his whip to encourage his horse. Tanks are a popular pastime in ancient Greece and Rome and were recorded as activities of the ancient Olympic Games. In the ancient Olympics that began in 776 BC, tank racing was often the first and most convincing race.

The Battle of Garush (1275 BC), the great war between the Egyptians under the rule of Ramses II and the Hittites under Murtalis located in the southwestern part of the Olmus river. . One of the world 's largest tanks fighting next to the Olongsez River, Pharaoh Ramses II recaptured Syria from Hittites and tried to regain the city of Kadesh where the Hittites had lived. About 5000 tanks rushed into the battle, so a massacre was held one day, but there was no direct winner. This battle led to the world 's first recorded peace treaty.

In fact, Ramses wants to use terrain as a friend. Hittite had to cross the river and climb the riverbank to reach the plains where the Egyptians were. Hittite tanks are most effective at combat speed. Ramses wants to close with them before they reach that speed. In addition, by fighting them near the river, he prevented Hittite from entering the formation. This protects the aspects of Ramses and at the same time makes it possible to fight a small part of the power of Hittite. As the Egyptian landed, the Hittite tank jumped into the river and began to land far away. This effect put them back into the water. Muwutallis ordered another accusation. Once again, the Egyptians waited until the Hittite tanks overflowed the river, then rushed to battle, and they took them back. Muwutallis reorganized his team and then sent his tank across the river for the third time, but the result was the same, and the result failed.

Tanks are the means of transport used as weapons by ancient people. The Hittites crashed the enemies with tanks and the Egyptians used them to attack them with arrows and spears away from their enemies. These vehicles were originally built by Sumerians of Mesopotamia, and four vehicles were pulled by four heads. Each wagon has two drivers, a warrior with a spear, or an ax. Several historians believe that the tank was originally developed in the Eurasian Great Plain near Russia and Uzbekistan. After the introduction of horses, people started feeling faster, so the tank became more violent in terms of speed, power and maneuverability. Hixos was later remodeled in Egyptian style, partially modified, introduced Egyptian symbols and tanks decorated with pictures in Egypt. But by the 15th century BC, Thutmose III produced 1000 tanks.