Greece and Rome had a complicated grudge hundreds of years ago, let's find out today.
Greece is considered the birthplace of Western civilization. In 3000 BC ~ 1100 BC, the Minoan civilization appeared in Crete, and in 1600 BC ~ 1050 BC, the Mycenaean civilization appeared in the Peloponnese. A slave state was formed in 800 BC, and in the 5th century BC it developed into the heyday of the Greek city-states represented by Athens and Sparta. It was incorporated into the Roman Empire in 146 BC. It was the core part of the Byzantine Empire, dominated by the Greek language and culture. It was ruled by the Ottoman Empire in the mid-15th century. In 1821, the Greek War of Independence broke out. The Kingdom of Greece was established in 1832. It was changed to a republic by referendum in 1974. Greece is a developed capitalist country and a member of the European Union, the Eurozone, the Schengen Area, and NATO. Greece has a high quality of life and an extremely high human development index.
Ancient Roman civilization generally refers to the civilization that emerged in the middle of the Italian Peninsula from the 8th century BC, through the Roman monarchy and the Roman Republic, and expanded into a huge Roman Empire spanning Europe, Asia and Africa around the 1st century BC. Ancient Roman civilization is regarded as one of the important origins of Western civilization.
In the ancient Mediterranean, Greece and Rome were two powerful countries, and their relationship has always been friendly. However, in the 3rd century BC, Greek city-states began to rise, they wanted to expand their territory, and Rome was their target. This is a story about the Greek attack on Rome.
Among the Greek city-states, there was a young general named Alexander, who was the commander of the Greek army. Alexander was a brave and clever general who wanted to make Greece the most powerful country. He believed that the only way was to defeat Rome.
Alexander began to gather his army, and he gathered soldiers from various city-states. They were the best soldiers of Greece, and they vowed with their lives to defend Greece. Alexander's army was very large, numbering 100,000 men, including many elite troops such as pikemen, archers and cavalry.
Alexander led his army to Rome, and they were defeated through a series of battles. The Greek army was so powerful that they defeated the Roman army with their excellent tactics and skills.
Eventually, Alexander and his army came under the walls of Rome. They were ready to declare war on Rome, which was a very difficult task. Rome was a large and powerful country with millions of soldiers and a powerful army. Alexander knew that it would be a long war.
Alexander ordered an attack on the walls of Rome, and his army rushed to the walls. Roman soldiers were defending the city walls, attacking the Greek army with arrows and stones. However, the Greek army was very brave, charging bravely, attacking the walls with spears and shields.
During the battle, Alexander saw the weakness of Rome. The Roman walls were made of stone and wood, and they did not anticipate the Greek attack. Alexander ordered the walls to be destroyed by fire attack, and his soldiers burned the walls with flames.
The Romans were afraid of the flames and they hid, but several more were burned to death.
Alexander went on to direct the siege: "Shoot arrows at the walls and attack with rockets. "Soon the Romans could no longer resist the attack of the flames, and they fled. The walls of Rome fell! Alexander led his army into Rome! After his death, the Romans made a comeback and recaptured Rome.
Rome was the most prosperous and wealthy country in Europe, it had many minerals and its commerce was prosperous.
But at the end of the sixteenth century, Rome suffered a heavy blow. At that time, the Spanish occupied the island of Panama and formed a siege of Rome. The Roman emperor Aragon decided to fight to the death against his enemies, and he sent his envoys to Bordeaux to ask Sultan Abdul for help. Abdul acceded to the request of the Roman Emperor Aragon and mobilized troops to reinforce Rome. But on the way he decided to betray Aragon and declare war on Aragon.
In this support, Abdul sent an army of 50,000, and he brought this army to Bordeaux.
The managers of both sides met in Bordeaux and at this moment, Abdul felt a lot of pressure. The Roman was stronger and fiercer than he was, while Aragorn was even calmer and wiser.
After the battle began, the two sides fell into a state of stalemate. Soldiers from both sides killed each other in battle, and corpses piled up in mountains. The Romans relied on numerical superiority to achieve victory.
At this time, the Roman Emperor Aragon saw his favorite woman, Athena. His women were heroic in the battlefield, and their heroic temperament attracted Aragon. In Aragon's mind, Athena was the choice for his wife, but unfortunately reality ruthlessly defeated his dream, and he lost Athena. Aragorn felt like he had lost everything.
The battle lasted three full days, with heavy losses on both sides, and the Romans won.
Greek invasion
Aragorn followed Abdullah in his footsteps, wanting to wipe out the remnants of the people, and he led his soldiers all the way south. They crossed Egypt, landed in Gaul, came to northern Nepal, and eventually they came to the Arabian Peninsula and back to Rome.
Aragorn conquered a vast land by iron and blood, and the Roman Empire became prosperous and entered the most peaceful period.
Supported by one of the greatest military expansions in Roman history, Aragon's reign marked the pinnacle of Rome's geographical expansion, covering nearly 1.7 million kilometers of territory in Europe, Africa and Asia, with a population of nearly 57 million. In addition to his military successes, Aragon oversaw many ambitious architectural projects, including the still-standing architectural marvel, the Aragon Column. Although it has long been damaged. He also expanded Augustus' financial aid program for poor Roman citizens, thus providing one of the earliest examples in the history of federal welfare programs. After the research of some foreign experts, in later life, he was suspected to have a name, called Trajan.
Great ruler
The record of this history has been lost incompletely with the development of history. There are many opinions about this history, some people say that this history does not exist at all, but in fact, when you study it carefully, you can still find some clues.