Roman Legion
by Wei Fenglian
About This Novel
On the ancient battlefields of the world where wars were rife, the Roman legions galloped for thousands of years and left countless glorious achievements. Their iron hooves trampled on the white snow of Britain, the green grass of Asia Minor, and the yellow sand of the Arabian Peninsula; they fought fierce battles with many powerful peoples such as the Gauls, Carthaginians, Greeks, Parthians, and Germans, and their military fronts were directed at Central Asia and India; they were the founders of the Roman Empire, a worldwide empire spanning Europe, Asia, and Africa, and a symbol of the perseverance, bravery, and strength of the Roman nation. The history of the Roman legions is the history of the Roman state's continuous expansion and conquest. This book takes the rise and fall of the ancient Roman Empire as the background and records the turbulent and magnificent history of the Roman Legion; it explores many factors such as the formation organization, weapons and equipment, strategies and tactics, and organizational discipline of the Roman Legion, and analyzes the internal and external reasons for its rise, strength, and decline. By reading this book, readers can not only understand the unique historical trajectory of the Roman Legion, an iron-blooded division as famous as the Mongolian cavalry and the Ottoman Turkish army, but can also use it as an incision to understand the historical truth of the ancient Roman country from a special perspective.
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