After the signing of the Peace of Kings , who got the greatest benefit from Sparta or Persia?

After the signing of the Peace of Kings, both Sparta and Persia reaped the benefitsThe biggest beneficiary is Persia

Although Sparta lost control of the Aegean Sea and the Greeks in Asia Minor after the peace treaty, it was exchanged for the weakening of the power of the Greek enemy itself. The alliance of Corinth and Biotia, which had previously opposed Sparta, also collapsed, Athens' dream of creating an empire was shattered, and the city-states began to become independent. Sparta also had more time and energy to punish the city-states that rebelled against them

Later, Sparta captured the city of Montignea and sent the people to four villages.

The biggest beneficiary of Persia was not only the territories of Cyprus, Crezzomeny, and Asia Minor, but also the armies of their rivals, the Corinthian League and Sparta, and the dissolution of the city-states and alliances of the Greek world, such as the League of Biotia and the Athenian Maritime League, which allowed Persia to occupy Asia Minor for the next 50 years without Greek checks and balances. Not only did it give Persia a chance to recuperate, but it also gave the Persian king the ability and time to deal with the rebels in Cyprus and Egypt.

On the other hand, Persia, which was relatively weak, was also able to take advantage of the conflicts of other Greek countries to profit from it, and won a great diplomatic victory after the signing of the peace treaty. This peace treaty not only dealt with the wars between Persia and Greece, but also gave the Persian king a higher position than Sparta and Athens.

The peace treaty stipulated that the city-states should exercise self-government, and although it was not fully implemented, it was also recognized by all the delegates of the countries participating in the conference. This provision provided an important basis for the Greek world to deal with international disputes and sign bilateral and multilateral agreements in the future, and had a far-reaching impact.

After this contract was signed, both Persia and Sparta benefited, but Persia received more benefits than Sparta.

After the signing of the Treaty of the Great King, both Sparta and Persia benefited, and Persia benefited the most, and this contract had a great impact on the relations between the Greek city-states.

The biggest beneficiary of the signing of the Peace of Kings was Persia, and the other beneficiary was Sparta.

The greatest beneficiary of the Peace of Kings was Persia, and the other great beneficiary was Sparta!

The Peace of Kings settled the dispute between Persia and Greece, and the Persian king was henceforth above and above both Sparta and Athens.

Although the Peace of Kings deprived Sparta of the Aegean Sea and made it impossible for it to control the Greeks in Asia Minor, it did so in exchange for the weakening of its enemies in Greece itself, which was what it cared about most.

After the signing of the Peace of Kings, both Sparta and Persia benefited, the greatest beneficiary of which was Persia.

First, Persia gained vast territory, and the two rivals' powerful naval and army forces were disbanded, and secondly, it achieved a great diplomatic victory.

The greatest beneficiary of the Peace of Kings was Persia. First, Persia acquired vast territories in Asia Minor, Cyprus, and Crezzomeny, the two rival alliances of Sparta and Corinth, the dissolution of the two rival naval and army forces, and the dissolution of other alliances of city-states in the Greek world, such as the Athenian Maritime League and the Biotian League, so that the Persian possession of Asia Minor remained largely untouched by Greek interference for the next 50 years. This bought time for the Persian king to finally free up his hands to quell the rebellions in Cyprus and Egypt.

Second, "the weakened kingdom of Persia took advantage of the contradictions between the Greek states, sometimes helping one side and sometimes the other, and after forcing the Greeks to accept the so-called Peace of Antarcida (Peace of the Great King), it achieved a great diplomatic victory", so the Peace of the Great King settled the dispute between Persia and Greece, and the Persian king was henceforth above and above both Sparta and Athens.

Because Sparta wanted to protect his family, and because years of war had brought the country to the brink of collapse, Sparta would sue for peace with Persia.

"The Peace of the King": Sparta sued Persia for peace, the main reason for which was that after years of war, the people were already miserable, which was a disaster for their respective countries, and after not seeing the dawn of victory, they could only sue for peace.

Because many people in their country wanted peace, they voted unanimously to sue for peace.

The Persian princes were the princes of the Sassanid dynasty of Iran, a feudal dynasty of Iran in the 5th-8th centuries AD. The Greco-Persian War was a war for hegemony between Greece and the Persian Empire in the 5th century BC, and the Persian Empire included the current Middle East, Iran and other places, and was a slave empire across Asia and Europe.

Unfortunately, our country is so far away from them. One in the east of Asia and one in the west of Asia.

In addition, why does the landlord want us to kill Xerxes of the Persian Empire, American movies have always spoken for the West, of course, the Xerxes of the Persian Empire are scandalized, don't you see? At that time, the Persian Empire was vast and multi-ethnic, and Greece was nothing more than a federation of single nationalities, and it was not very united (the two city-states of Greece and Sparta had always been subordinate, and after the Greco-Persian Wars, the two city-states fought a decades-long civil war for the hegemony of Greece, known as the Peloponnesian War, and then were conquered by the Macedonians in the north). On the contrary, the Persian Empire was still very powerful against a large multi-ethnic empire, and although it was later wiped out by Alexander the Great of Macedonia, many of the states that emerged from the dissolution of the Persian Empire were in operation for centuries.