Thirty Tyrants

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30 tyrants (ancient Greek: οἱτριάκοντατύραννιι, hoitriákonatýrannoi) was the oligarchic part of the parent Sparta established in Athens after the defeat in the Peloponnesos war in 404 BC. According to Lysander's request, he was elected the government in the 1930s, not the legislative committee. Thirty tyrants retained power for eight months. Although concise, their rule of governance led to the murder of 5% Athenian people, confiscation of citizen's property, and the expulsion of other democratic supporters. Because of their cruel and oppressive strategy, they are called '30 Tyrants.' The two main members are Critias and Theramenes.

The short control of 30 tyrants was devastated by violence and corruption. In fact, historians believe that the violence and atrocities committed in Athens in the 1930s are necessary to transform Athens from a democratic system to an oligarchic regime. However, the case of violence produced an unexpected paradox. The more violence of the regime in the 1930s, the more they opposed it. The increase in opponents eventually led to the confusion of the thirish regime by Thrasybulus rebels. After the revolution, Athens had to manage the released city state and decide on the best way to settle atrocities committed in 30 years. It was decided to give amnesty to selected 3,000 members, except for himself, 30 years old himself, eleven and ten of Piraeus. After overthrowing the revolution of 30 tyrants, Athens and her citizens struggled with reconciliation and reconstruction

In order for us to regain Athens for repair, we must kill the 30 tyrant leaders who tear us from the inside. Regarding the supporters of 30 tyrants, a lot of people will say that the past is past for a long time to punish all 30-year-old concerned. I would like to say to that sentence, would you rather let the traders and democratic murderers be with us unconditionally? By doing so, we will leave room for them to reject us in the future. They all have to be punished. I will murder the leaders and propose to enslave those involved with them until they are tried. We are now in rubble. Our city can use forced labor to rebuild our great city. I ask you not to show sympathy to those who did not consider you in the decision to join the tyrant of 30 people. Now is the time to think about ourselves.