nice work. I think the US in 1776 was about 20% slave and the Confederacy was about 50%. Have you thought about adding those ?
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Depends on how you want to define it. Holding their own against the most serious external threat? Probably Syracuse managing to go several rounds with Carthage (though they fold pretty hard with the Romans).
Thebes under Epiaminondas is quite capable. In practice, in terms of raw military power, Athens, Thebes, Corinth, Sparta (pre-371 but not after) and more broadly Syracuse and third-century Rhodes form the top 'tier' of Greek poleis, militarily.
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Though in practice I'd argue none of the Greek states were actually all that impressive militarily in the broad view. Persia, Rome, Carthage and Macedon (w/ successor states) were all more capable, and honestly more sophisticated militarily.
Kiitos. Käytämme tätä aikajanasi parantamiseen. KumoaKumoa
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