1. Boxi War
This war is a confrontation between nomadic civilization and maritime civilization, and it is also a comparison between the two different systems of centralized autocracy and democratic city-state. Persian Empire is the offensive side, and he has an advantage in any aspect; the Greek city-state can barely fight to the draw with the strength of the navy and the high fighting spirit of the whole people.
2. Peloponnese War
Civilized society will also do irrational things. The two brothers ignored the Persian Empire and fought to the death. What's more, they even turned to Peris . A good and civilized society has been beaten up, so what if it wins? After that, the Greeks regretfully withdrew from the stage of history.
3. Alexander's conquest of the civilized world
Such things have been repeatedly staged in Chinese and foreign history. Macedonians 's powerful force value made the Greeks surrender to their own feet, and this surrender became forever. Since then, the masters of this land have never been destined to be with the Greeks.
Alexander relied on Macedonian phalanx to conquer two of the four ancient civilizations (Two Rivers and Egypt), and did not fall for India. It’s just that God is jealous of talents and withering prematurely, which is a bit like Chai Rong, a Chinese historical figure.
4. Roman Empire
1. The Roman Empire was founded by Latin people with black hair like us. Now the Germans in the West have no relationship with half a cent. In the eyes of Latin people at that time, Germans were still uncivilized barbarians. Isn't it a bit funny now that the West uses Germans to star in movies from the Roman Empire?
2. In 168 BC, Romans occupied the Greek peninsula, less than 200 years after the demise of the Greek city-state, why did Greek civilization disappear completely? It was not allowed to be inherited by the Romans at all. Europeans more than 1,000 years later still want Renaissance .
3. What does the Roman Empire leave to us
Take the short-lived Western Rome as an example. The Roman Empire was established for 500 years, which is longer than any dynasty in my country's history, but what did it leave us in terms of culture? It seems that there are only bathing and architecture, as well as some philosophical works. Is it appropriate to say that the Roman Empire is a cultural desert?
4. Christianity becomes the state religion
. Sometimes this thing can unite people's hearts and calm down the inner self. There are also some emperors in Chinese history who believe in religion, but there is no need to make it the state religion. Isn't this digging a hole for yourself? The battle between the power of religion and the power of the imperial power has become a unique landscape in Western history.
5. The great ethnic migration
driven away by us Han people came to the European plains, causing a multi-domino effect. The Germans broke into the Romans' homes and robbed them, and accidentally destroyed Western Rome. It was very lively for a while, a bit like the 5 barbarians in my country's history, and the time was similar.
6. Frank Kingdom
Without comparison of this Frank Kingdom, you would not know how important the patriarchal system formulated by Zhougong is, and the most important one is the inheritance system of the eldest son. There were several sons, and the country was divided into several parts, which made the Frank kingdom never have peace. It was always in civil strife. It was divided into more and more, and finally it was divided into three. The three are divided into several parts and they can’t count them.
7. Medieval
The Roman pope who lost the protection of secular forces was forced to take up weapons to defend his country, so he had Pope . With the cooperation (mutual use) of Frank King Charlemagne , the Pope became an equal character with the emperor. There are many emperors, only one pope, and the pope's power has reached its peak.
This statement is incorrect under the control of Christianity throughout the Middle Ages. The time when the Pope reached the peak of power was similar to the beginning of the Renaissance.
