I don't know if you have seen the movie "Spartan 300 Warriors", in the story, 300 Spartan warriors and tens of thousands of Persian troops were hard steel on the front, and finally, in the case of the collective death of 300 warriors, they crushed more than 20,000 Persian troops, which can be described as creating a myth in one fell swoop, but do you know? In fact, this bridge section is a bit exaggerated in it, but overall it is still relatively close to reality.
But what everyone does not know is that in the real history, there is really a spartan war, but also the most bullying war in history, this war is known as the Battle of Cajamarca, known as the Battle of the Meat Grinder, is an important battle of the Spanish government's Inca Empire, in this battle, 169 Spanish soldiers against the Inca Empire of nearly 80,000 allied troops, but the final outcome is very surprising.
The gap in strength between the two sides is not generally large, the Inca Empire has a full 80,000 people, coupled with the indigenous combat, so that the Inca Empire occupies a natural advantage, while on the Spanish side, the total strength of the troops is less than 169 people, and only 106 infantry and 62 cavalry, the commander but rely on excellent tactical level, hit the Inca Empire by surprise.
The final result was that the king of the Inca Empire was captured, not only that, 80,000 troops lost more than 7,000 people, while the Spanish side lost zero, this battle really shocked the world at that time, and the Spanish commander at the time, Francisco Pizarro, was once worshipped by the Spaniards at that time, and in the following years, the Spaniards destroyed an Inca Empire with a population of 6 million.
Of course, after the war, according to my analysis, the reason why the Spanish army was able to win a great victory was largely due to guns, because although the guns were far inferior to modern weapons, at that time, the guns were like high technology, and the sound and fire fired and the power of long-range killing and injuring people caused a great psychological shock to the Incas at that time.
In fact, in the end, I think from this battle really let us see what is called backwardness is to be beaten, in the environment at that time, the Spaniards can read and read, and their opponents in the Inca Empire are generally no one is familiar with writing, and even now, when I check the information, I have not found any relevant records of the Inca script, which shows how backward the Incas are.