Miltiades

Miltiades was an ancient Greek general best known for leading the Athenian army to victory at the Battle of Marathon in 490 BCE. He skillfully arranged his smaller force to defend against a larger Persian invasion, using clever tactics and disciplined fighting. His leadership helped Athens repel the invading Persians, boosting Greek confidence and marking a significant moment in early history. Miltiades’s strategic thinking and bravery made him a celebrated military figure whose actions had lasting influence on Greek and Western history.