Karkardes #35549815
Description
The Karkardes were an exceptional elite military unit in ancient Persia, functioning as a specialized heavy infantry force. Serving during the Achaemenid Empire, they were akin to the Greek hoplites, forming the backbone of Persian battle formations. These soldiers were heavily armored, equipped with large shields, spears, and often swords, making them formidable in close-quarters combat. They played a critical role in the Persian army, particularly in battles where heavy infantry was needed to hold the line or break through enemy defenses. The Karkardes were known for their discipline and effectiveness in organized formations, which made them an essential part of the Persian military strategy, especially in large-scale battles. In terms of structure, the Karkardes were likely part of the standing army maintained by the Achaemenid rulers, and they were often deployed in conjunction with lighter infantry, cavalry, and archers to create a well-balanced military force.
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| Measured (UTC) | Members | Change |
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| 24 Aug 2026, 06:32 | 6 | first reading |
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Owned by @MacInnManager as measured.
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@MacInnManager — Owner (rank 255)
ImmortalTyrant (@ImaUniqueDev) — Shahanshah, Emperor of the Achaemenids (rank 254)
@Lockemenn — Tajand (rank 1)
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