
Guerras Assírias, 721 - 627 A.c.
By André Geraque KifferLength4h 13m
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A base desta simulação estratégica será como teria sido se houvesse uma Política de Estado única na Assíria, como ocorreu efetivamente na seqüência dos reis Sargônidas. Ao final, espera-se alcançar a máxima expansão histórica obtida pelo Império Assírio, mantendo-a dentro de limites auto-sustentáveis, sem deixar que ocorresse o histórico desaparecimento. Jogaremos o lado do Império Assírio, enquanto serão simuladas, com base nas diretrizes históricas, as ações dos demais Estados.
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GenrePsychology, History
Length4 hrs 13 mins
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Publish dateSep 21, 2010
LanguagePortuguese
Table of contents
1ANDRÉ GERAQUE KIFFER
2ABSTRACT
3Institution. In each book, a war, campaign or
4CHAPTER 1
5WARGAMES HISTORY
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6kings, bishops, pawns and castle towers. This, among
7Fig 1: Chaturanga.
8In 1824, an officer in the Prussian army, Von
9After the Franco-Prussian War (1870-1), the British
10In 1952, Charles S. Roberts, an American, created
11CHAPTER 2
12Tigris River, north of Lagash and Sumer. Their warfare
13In addition to the traditional recruiting of temporary
14Anatolia.
15Babylon.
16people and face other empires for supremacy.
17The relationship between the weight of weapons and
18Sometime in the second millennium peoples of South
19By the first millennium BC all major elements of the
20War Technology
21timber, horn and tendon.
22weapons of their opponents from the beggining.
23Siege warfare
24fortress.
25This imposed limitations both in tactics and
26Parallel to the technological development, tactics
27Arginusas.
28CHAPTER 3
29The Middle East in its northern part contains
30Shamsi-Adad I (1813-1781 BC) that a coherent policy
31New Empire.
32Fig 5: God Assur.
33Shamsi-Adad about eight centuries before. Successive
34Assyrian empire.
35The annals of Ashurbanipal's successor states that
36in the absence of a strong real leadership, the Assyrian
37Fig 6: King Tiglath-Pileser III campaigning.
38Tiglath-Pileser
39One of the most formidable technological aspects of
40In the transportation and communications areas
41However, the increased role of the cavalry (on horses) in
42Fig 9: Archers, shield-bearers, towers and rams.
43Euphrates River.
44adapt to the terrain or to an unconventional war. What
45Fig 11: Assyrian sappers.
46Greeks and Romans many centuries later, the Assyrian
47Mountains, where undertook punitive expeditions
487th century BC.
49CHAPTER 4
50STRATEGIC ANALYSIS