स्पार्ता

स्पार्ता (दोरिक युनानी: Σπάρτᾱ Spártā, एत्तिक युनानी: Σπάρτη Spártē) छगू दोरियन युनानी सैन्य राज्य ख। थ्व राज्य दक्ले न्हापां लाकोनियाय् अवस्थित दुगु खने दु। As a city-state devoted to military training, Sparta possessed the most formidable army in the Greek world, and after achieving notable victories over the Athenian and Persian Empires, regarded itself as the natural protector of Greece. Laconia or Lacedaemon (Λακεδαίμων) was the name of the wider city-state centered at the city of Sparta, though the name "Sparta" is now used for both. The Kings of Sparta were believed to be the direct descendants of Heracles.

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Σπάρτη
स्पार्ता

११ गू शताब्दी BC – [[इ॰पू॰ ३७१]]
Location of स्पार्ता प्राचीन स्पार्ताया लागा
राजधानी	स्पार्ता
भाषा(तः)	दोरिक युनान
धर्म	प्राचीन युनानी धर्म
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Historical era	क्लासिकल एन्टिक्विटी[[Category:इ॰पू॰ ३७१ disestablishments|स्पार्ता, इ॰पू॰ ३७१]]
- दोरियन कब्जा	११ गू शताब्दी BC
- पेलोपोनेसियन लीग	५४६-३७१ BC

The city of Sparta lay at the southern end of the central Laconian plain, on the right bank of the Eurotas River. It was a strategic site, guarded on three sides by mountains and controlling the routes by which invading armies could penetrate Laconia and the southern Peloponnesus via the Langhda Pass over Mt Taygetus. At the same time, its distance from the sea—Sparta was 27 miles from its seaport, Gythium—made it difficult to blockade.