Sparta, the ancient Greek city-state, where is it now?

Sparta is now located in Greece, in the southeast corner of Europe and at the southern tip of the Balkan Peninsula.

Sparta is one of the largest city-states in Greece, located in the Lagonia Plain of the Peloponnesian Peninsula.

Greece, the full name of Greece, consists of the Peloponnesian Peninsula in the south of the peninsula and more than 3,000 islands in the Aegean Sea.

Economic situation: Greece is a developed capitalist country, a member of the European Union and NATO, and the largest economy in the Balkans. Its shipping, tourism and remittance are the three pillars of foreign exchange income. Moreover, agriculture is developed, and the industries are mainly food processing and light industry.

2. Capital: Athens.

3. Major cities: Thessaloniki, Patra, heraklion, Larissa, Volos, Rhode Island, etc.

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The formation process of Sparta;

At the beginning of the invasion of Lagonia, Spartans maintained an equal relationship with the conquered people, and local residents enjoyed certain equal rights, known as "border people", that is, "Pirasians". They are free men, and they are politically allied with Sparta. However, Sparta is the leader of the alliance.

Around the end of the 9th century and the beginning of the 8th century, Spartans deprived the Pirasians of their rights and asked them to pay tribute, which caused the Pirasians living in Shiloh, south of Lagonia to resist.

The Spartans suppressed the resistance and reduced the Pilaszi people here to collective agricultural slaves-"Shiloh people". Shiloh slavery in Sparta originated here. With the expansion of the Spartan conquest, most of the inhabitants of Lagonia became Silos.

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