Was the battle after the Spartan 300 Warriors won or lost?

What he lost was nothing more than buying time for the retreat and setting an example for the struggle for hundreds of years to come.

The Battle of Hot Springs? Sparta lost.

Mask Wars. This battle is from the ninth episode of the first season, the English name of the single episode is "whore", and the main characters are our Spartacus and Illisian Yunzhia.

I believe that the male compatriots who have watched this episode will not forget the big war in this episode, it is really a classic anomaly, and because the heroine Elisia was wearing a ** mask during the war, she is called "mask girl".

This episode fully demonstrates the prodigal and brutal nature of Illicia, as well as the insidious cunning of the "boss lady" Ludia. Ludia deliberately caused the two enemies to fight without knowing each other's identities, in order to gain control of Elicia and humiliate her. With the side of the feast, Elisia unknowingly reveals her charming body while enjoying the process to the fullest.

And Spartacus also worked extremely hard, so he achieved this great battle!

When Elicia finally learned that the other party was Spartacus, she was ridiculed by Ludia, who brutally poured out her anger on Reginia and slammed her head to death.

Later, the queen persuaded the council to send reinforcements, but Sparta ended up sticking his gun in the face of the enemy, and all of them died heroically.

Xerxes was also frightened ......He was afraid of the Spartans, and he was afraid that the Spartans were like that.

At the same time as the bloody battle at Hot Spring Pass, the navies of both sides also fought fiercely on the sea. The two sides do not give in. When the Greek Navy learned of the loss of Thermopylae Pass, it chose to withdraw from the battlefield. Greece's first battle was frustrated, and Athens was in jeopardy.

Xerxes did not hesitate at all, and immediately swung his troops straight to Athens.

However, when he entered Athens, he found that Athens was nothing more than an empty city.

So, in a fit of rage, the Persian king ordered Athens to be burned.

In 449 BCE, the Greek navy inflicted heavy losses on the Persian army near the city of Salamis, on the eastern coast of the island of Cyprus, and the two sides agreed to make peace. Athens sent its plenipotentiary to the Persian capital of Susa to negotiate and sign the Peace of Carias. The peace treaty stipulates:

Persia relinquished control of the Aegean Sea and the Hellespont and the Bosphorus (the outlet of the Black Sea) and recognized the independence of the Greek city-states on the west coast of Asia Minor.

After the end of the Greco-Persian Wars, Athens became the hegemon of the Aegean region.

Yes, there is indeed a record of this war in history, but whether there were only 300 warriors at that time is unknown, history is always history, and it should be treated from an objective perspective.

In the film, only 300 people were designed to highlight the heroic effect, and although the peasants participated in a battle, after which King Leonidas sent the peasants back.

It was the festival of Cania, and according to the laws of Sparta, any military operations had to be stopped, which was one of the reasons why there were not so many troops; On the other hand, the navy of the Greek alliance also resisted the navy of Persia at sea ([300 Warriors: Rise of the Empire] plot).

- The following is from the encyclopedia:

On the part of the Greek army: about 7,000 men in total (according to Herodotus).

299 Spartan Royal Guards - plus King Leonidas is "300 Warriors";

It is also said that there were 900 other Spartans, probably Spartan warriors in general, or even Spartan "helots" (Spartan slaves), 500 warriors of the city-state of Mantinea.

500 warriors of the city-state of Tegea.

400 Corinthian city-state warriors.

1120 Arcadian warriors.

200 warriors of the city-state of Phlius.

80 warriors of the city-state of Mycenae.

In total, about 3,100 (or 4,000) warriors from the Peloponnese were commanded by King Leonidas of Sparta.

Together with the allied armies of other Greek city-states outside the Peloponnese, there were:

700 warriors of the city-state of Thespiae.

400 warriors of the city-state of Thebes.

1,000 warriors of the city-state of Phocis.

An unknown number of soldiers from the city-state of Opuntian Locris in full force.

But in some early legends and modern films, it is exaggerated that there were only 300 Spartans, ignoring all slaves and friendly troops.

Wait for your Spartan 300 warriors to defeat the enemy army by strategy and courage. The enemy army has 2 million people, in fact, this is an imaginary number, which is used to scare the enemy. At that time, the enemy army simply did not have such a number.

In fact, it is only about 500,000 people, which is still estimated from a high level. Moreover, not all the people of the enemy's army participated in this war at that time, and the rest of the people were defending the land they had fought before, and the enemies who really participated in this war were only a few thousand to tens of thousands, and it is really a myth that my 300 people can really fight hundreds of thousands of people, and it is still possible in modern warfare. It is absolutely impossible in the age of cold weapons, which is made up in TV literature and exaggerates the original thing.

However, it is also a miracle that the 300 Spartan warriors were able to defeat tens of thousands of people, which can be called a classic example in military history。When the narrow road meets, the brave wins. What is needed on the battlefield is courage, and resisting tens of thousands of people with 300 people needs this kind of fearlessness even more.

Courage and the spirit of defending their homeland and the country, this will sustains them to be able to win this war.

Behind them is their own country, their own family. If they lose this war, it will not be their own lives that will be lost. It was the home they relied on to survive and the family they had to protect, so they participated in this war with the courage to win.

The 300 warriors of Sparta exchanged their lives for the peace of their homeland and the tranquility of their families. This belief in victory is the key factor in their eventual victory, and when a man truly has what they want to protect, you can destroy him, but you can't defeat him. Almost all of these hundreds of Spartan warriors were killed, and many literary works were written to commemorate this spirit.

The 300 warriors of Sparta were very brave and very strategic, they used the terrain at that time to fight the enemy, but the result was not to defeat the enemy, this is just the history of her excessive boasting, the truth is that the 300 warriors are very brave, but still a fiasco.

After studying a large number of ancient Greek materials, people found that the three hundred warriors of Sparta were just a fuzzy data, according to the investigation, the number of Sparta who participated in the war at that time was about seven or eight thousand, while the number of Persia was about 20,000, this is a classic battle of winning more with less.

The 300 Spartan warriors of that year were guarding the pass of Hot Springs, and this pass was very small, so they broke through each of them here and defended it for a long time.

The 300 warriors of Sparta occupied the natural danger, and they defeated 2 million enemy troops because of the favorable terrain.

Many people have heard of the Spartan warriors now, and there is a story that you must have also heard, the battle of 300 Spartan warriors to win more with less is not as exaggerated as now, in fact, this battle is true, 300 warriors are also true, at that time, as a monarchy, the Persian Empire, in order to expand its territory launched the first Greco-Persian War in 490 BC, and the various Greek city-states led by Athens fought alone and fought a decisive battle with the Persian army in the Marathon Plain, In the end, the Battle of Marathon was defeated by the Athenian hoplites, and Greece won the First Greco-Persian War.

But the vast Persian Empire did not suffer a major blow as a result. This was followed by the Second Greco-Persian War. This is where the Spartan warriors of Athens appeared.

The Greek army is the main force of the Spartans, the navy is dominated by the Athenian fleet, in order to cover the Greek navy, these Spartan warriors and another 7,000 heavy soldiers in the Thermothermal Pass to block the Persian land attack, the Thermothermal Pass is easy to defend and difficult to attack, the general Leonidas adopts the tactics of "one man is the pass, ten thousand people are not open", the town guards the mountain, the Persian army can not be attacked, ordered to outflank from the rear, encircled and annihilated, Leonidas found that there was an enemy after that, so Leonidas moved some soldiers who had no fighting spirit to the rear, Only 300 Spartan warriors were left to fight the decisive battle of the Persians, the corpses of this war were all over the field, and the blood flowed like a river, and the Spartan warriors slashed with their swords when their spears were broken, and when they were broken, they fought hand-to-hand with their fists and teeth, but the result was that they were outnumbered and all the troops were annihilated. But these warriors did not sacrifice their lives in vain, but bought time for the Greek navy, which lived up to its trust in defeating the Persian navy at the Battle of Saraju.

After the war, the bloody battle of Thermopylae, which cost the lives of 20,000 Persian soldiers, was undoubtedly a nightmare for Xerxes. When he thought of the Spartan warriors who fought to the end and would rather die than give in, he asked left and right in horror: "Are all Spartans like this?"

As a result of the battle, the Persian army was in danger of being cut off from supplies, so it ordered a general retreat, which the Greeks pursued and liberated Asia Minor and other regions. These two Greco-Persian wars promoted the collision and integration of civilizations and accelerated the progress of society.