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Preface
Milidu ( Ancient Greek : Μίλητος, which is transliterated as Milētos, is located roughly in western Anatolia . (Lucia is located in the south of Ionian , usually interpreted as the more familiar Another name of Lydia -near the west of it, neither of the two words originated from Greece )
In addition, Militu's influence is very wide because it plays a core role in in the two stages of immigration and colonization of Greek (rather than one stage).
In part of the hymns dedicated to Delphi , the focus of it is by no means purely coincidental: unlike the Apollo praised, Delphi Apollo is the god of Greek colonization—this is the main wave of Greek colonization.
Milidu migration
That is to say, it began in the mid-8th century and lasted until about the mid-6th century, before the conquering Asia and North Africa in the 320s, the most important diaspora of the Greeks ("dispersed").
Milidu ruins settled before the eighth century.
In the late Bronze Age of prehistoric Bronze Age, Crete Minos , and even Mycenaean Greeks from the mainland have shown strong performance here.
We have reason to believe that the Mirawanda, located in the Ashigava range, as mentioned in the Hittite literature in the 13th century, is Mirawanda, located in the Ashigava range. is the Milidu known to the Greeks in history.
Next, in the 12th and 11th centuries, the Greeks traveled eastward from the Greek mainland across the Aegean Sea to Xiaoya Seia.
fusion of cultures
Historians like to call it the migration of Ionians— "Ionians" , because the area later called Ionian (originally Iawonia) was the main destination for immigration.
In fact, Ionia has a third dimension and connotation.
Because it is not Greek, such as Assyrian , Phoenician and Hebrews, One time I met was these Ionian Greeks, and standard oriental terms for all Greeks became "Ionians" —for example, Hebrew Avan (yavan in Iran today).
This could be a pretty heavy burden, but Ionians, especially Mir, proved to be fully capable of doing so.
, in fact, they were—including those who lived on the coast of Anatolia, and those who lived on the Greek mainland People of the same race (e.g., Europa Islanders) – most utilized and developed their Eastern heritage:
For example, alphabet (borrowed and adapted from Phoenician in Lebanon), math (finally borrowed from Babylonian -in today’s terminology – Iraq south) and currency (sometimes in the first half of the sixth century , borrowed from the shape of their neighbor Lydias.
of the 12 Greek colonies composed of Ionians, , and the southernmost Milidu is the most prominent, with a powerful mythological history.
One son of Codruth, Nelius, is considered the "father of discovery" of the Milidus, and Ancient Greeks have a completely different view of these things than we do - he is responsible for the murder of the Milidus male who already lived there (in "Hidden" of Milidus, Milidus, in "Hidden" Milidus fought on the Troy side).
's purpose is to seize their widows, marry them and reproduce offspring, which is to murder
a colony, as once appropriately said.
However, it is also beneficial to review this, from modern Georgian to the east coast of Spain, all Miliza blood vessels, at least some non-Greek blood , at least in the initially.
In fact, it is said that in the Herodotus era Milidu , wives refused to eat with their husbands , and this behavior does tend to be real.
Milidu's geographical advantages
Milidu's attraction is not easy for modern tourists to see, because Milidu, which once coastal, is now in an inland area about 10 kilometers away from the estuary of the Mid River, about 10 kilometers away from the Mid River, in a state of highland and dryness.
(To the south of Rad Island, we will return to it at the end of this chapter, and suffer the same fate.)
But Turkish and German archaeologists over the years have somehow recovered and discovered a large number of artifacts, even though most of them were Hellenized (3rd century BC), or—even later.
For example, funded by the two opposing Hellenistic periods, the Ptolemaic and Seleucid dynasties.
At least we know that the original Millido had no less than four ports , which shows that it was directed from the beginning.
So it is less surprising when we learn that Millie has all become the founders of a large number of overseas settlements in some sense, even if the ancient number of 90 people is almost unreliable.
Some truly certain warships are strategically placed on and around Helespon (Dardanir Strait), such as Abidus, and within Propontis ( Marmara Sea ), such as Hizicus.
These are the vestibule to Black Sea . The Greeks also called the Black Sea "Axeinos Pontos" ("uninhabitable sea"), or euphemistically called it "Euxeinos" ("hospital sea").
is actually the settlement of the Milicians along the Black Sea coast, especially Sinop and Trapsus on the South Coast, Olbia (Bellezan) and Odesos (the origin of the modern Odessa name) probably represents the main content of the Milician ambitions and interests:
In the exchange of goods and commodities produced by the Black Sea, the most important thing is grains, salted fish and slaves , because the Black Sea can either not produce ( olive trees cannot grow on the northern coast) nor can it produce (exquisite painted pottery) goods and commodities.
Of course, the archaeological evidence of permanent settlement that can be determined does not precede the late 7th century, but this does not rule out earlier navigation, and may even precede the late 8th century.
Later, in the sixth century, Greek handicrafts were found to trade in the inland areas of the Dnieper River 250 kilometers of the Bug River, but the Greeks in the Black Sea themselves were strict coastal residents.
Milidu's Rights
Before we are intoxicated by the extraordinary achievements of the Milesians abroad, we must remember that the Byzantine Kingdom, like its sister base a little earlier on the other side of the Bosphorus, Kadikoy, was probably founded by the Migala peoples in the central Greek continent.
As early as 700 years ago, the Migala people also established a sign in the east of Sicily , and the shape of is Migala Hebliya.
is close to the common shelter of all twelve cities, Panionion ("all Ionians"), not in Milidu, but in Prini.
However, the latter fact itself indirectly proves Miles’ supreme power, because in the religious politics between Greek cities, the most important common refuges are located in relatively unimportant political spaces.
This is an unchanging fact that the most important common refuges are located in relatively unimportant political spaces.
In addition, The early Millies were undoubtedly not only one of the most prosperous "ancient" Greek cities, , but also one of the most advanced and adventurous cities with culture.
As mentioned earlier, its cultural links east as Babylon ( Mesopotamia ), and south as Nile Delta , where the Milissa helped to establish the business of Naukratis and built a temple for the patron saint Apollo.
(Perhaps it was through this commercial colony that Western world first heard of the pyramids and obelisks named like this:
For the Greeks, "pyramids" was a round bread, and "obedient" was the slang for soldiers - grilled forks .)
In the early 6th century, it produced the first intellectual in the Western world Thales (a mini Leonardo, who is legendary among many so-called achievements)
Telles
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Indeed, throughout the sixth century, a series of outstanding pioneer thinkers appeared here - natural philosophers Hanks and Anaximani , as well as the famous historian Heka Teus .
About 500 AD, Hippodamos was also born here.
This laid a very big foundation for Militu’s prosperity!
