Parmenion
Warlord
I couldn't find anything in previous posts, so here goes.
Anyone think that Democracy should be an Ancient Tech seeing as the Greeks were the inventors of Democracy (Democrates wasn't it?) well before Alexander the Great's time. I think Monarchy should be earlier too, although I sometimes confuse Despotism with Monarchy. For example, was Julius Ceasar a despot or a monarch? He definitely ruled initially by threat of military force, but there was some contention as to whether his kids should get the job after he passed away.
I just had this premonitionary feeling that someone is going to reply that this topic has been done to death and that I should look harder next time....sorry to you guys.
Anyone think that Democracy should be an Ancient Tech seeing as the Greeks were the inventors of Democracy (Democrates wasn't it?) well before Alexander the Great's time. I think Monarchy should be earlier too, although I sometimes confuse Despotism with Monarchy. For example, was Julius Ceasar a despot or a monarch? He definitely ruled initially by threat of military force, but there was some contention as to whether his kids should get the job after he passed away.
I just had this premonitionary feeling that someone is going to reply that this topic has been done to death and that I should look harder next time....sorry to you guys.