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	[[File:ACOD Athenian Strategos.png\|thumb\|150px\|An Athenian ''strategos'']]		[[File:ACOD Athenian Strategos.png\|thumb\|150px\|An Athenian ''strategos'']]
	A '''~~strategos~~''' (pl: ''strategoi'') was one of the highest military titles of [[Greece\|~~ancient~~ Greek]] armies. Its exact rank and function differed across the various ''[[polis\|poleis]]''.		'''''Strategos''''' (pl: ''strategoi'') was one of the highest military titles of ancient [[Greece\|Greek]] armies. Its exact rank and function differed across the various ''[[polis\|poleis]]''.

	In [[Athens]], ''strategos'' was an elected office for the state's ten commanders-in-chief.<ref>{{WP\|Strategos}}</ref> In the 5th century BCE, the ''strategos'' [[Perikles]] combined this political position with his charisma to establish himself as Athens' ''de facto'' ruler despite ~~its~~ democratic system of government. Later, [[Alkibiades]] also served as a ''strategos''.<ref name="ACOD">''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]''</ref>		In [[Athens]], ''strategos'' was an elected office for the state's ten commanders-in-chief.<ref>{{WP\|Strategos}}</ref> In the 5th century BCE, the ''strategos'' [[Perikles]] combined this political position with his charisma to establish himself as Athens' ''de facto'' ruler, despite the ''polis''{{'}} democratic system of government. Later, [[Alkibiades]] also served as a ''strategos''.<ref name="ACOD">''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]''</ref>

	In contrast, ''strategoi'' in [[Sparta]] were not holders of political office but field commanders. They ranked below [[polemarch]]s and wielded heavy [[battleaxe]]s and large [[shield]]s into battle.<ref name="ACOD"/>		In contrast, ''strategoi'' in [[Sparta]] were not holders of political office but field commanders. They ranked below [[polemarch]]s and wielded heavy [[battleaxe]]s and large [[shield]]s into battle.<ref name="ACOD"/>
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imported>Gener4l Cl4ank4 at 19:25, 27 June 2025

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			[[File:ACOD Athenian Strategos.png\|thumb\|150px\|An Athenian ''strategos'']]
	A '''strategos''' (pl: ''strategoi'') was one of the highest military titles of [[Greece\|ancient Greek]] armies. Its exact rank and function differed across the various ''[[polis\|poleis]]''.		A '''strategos''' (pl: ''strategoi'') was one of the highest military titles of [[Greece\|ancient Greek]] armies. Its exact rank and function differed across the various ''[[polis\|poleis]]''.

	In [[Athens]], ''strategos'' was an elected office for the state's ten commanders-in-chief.{{~~Fact~~\|~~26 October 2019~~}} In the 5th century BCE, the ''strategos'' [[Perikles]] combined this political position with his charisma to establish himself as Athens' ''de facto'' ruler despite its democratic system of government. Later, [[Alkibiades]] also served as a ''strategos''.~~{{Fact\|26 October 2019}}~~		In [[Athens]], ''strategos'' was an elected office for the state's ten commanders-in-chief.<ref>{{WP\|Strategos}}</ref> In the 5th century BCE, the ''strategos'' [[Perikles]] combined this political position with his charisma to establish himself as Athens' ''de facto'' ruler despite its democratic system of government. Later, [[Alkibiades]] also served as a ''strategos''.<ref name="ACOD">''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]''</ref>

	In contrast, ''strategoi'' in [[Sparta]] were not holders of political office but field commanders. They ranked below [[polemarch]]s and wielded heavy [[battleaxe]]s and large [[shield]]s into battle.<ref name="~~ACOd~~"~~>''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]''<~~/~~ref~~>		In contrast, ''strategoi'' in [[Sparta]] were not holders of political office but field commanders. They ranked below [[polemarch]]s and wielded heavy [[battleaxe]]s and large [[shield]]s into battle.<ref name="ACOD"/>

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*In the ''[[Assassin's Creed Odyssey: Official Game Guide]]'', the Athenian [[hoplite]] is incorrectly labelled as ''strategos'' in the "Reference" section. Concurrently, the images of the Spartan hoplite and Spartan ''strategos'' are erroneously switched.		*In the ''[[Assassin's Creed Odyssey: Official Game Guide]]'', the Athenian [[hoplite]] is incorrectly labelled as ''strategos'' in the "Reference" section. Concurrently, the images of the Spartan hoplite and Spartan ''strategos'' are erroneously switched.

			==Gallery==
			<gallery position="center" widths="180" captionalign="center">
			ACOD Spartan berserker.png\|A Spartan ''strategos''
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imported>MikonoshinobiCE at 06:27, 19 September 2024

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imported>Sol Pacificus: /* Trivia */ not sure why I pluralized this....

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Trivia: not sure why I pluralized this....

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*In the ''[[Assassin's Creed Odyssey: Official Game Guide]]'', the Athenian [[hoplite]]~~s are~~ incorrectly labelled as ''~~strategoi~~'' in the "Reference" section. Concurrently, the images of the Spartan hoplite and Spartan ''strategos'' are erroneously switched.		*In the ''[[Assassin's Creed Odyssey: Official Game Guide]]'', the Athenian [[hoplite]] is incorrectly labelled as ''strategos'' in the "Reference" section. Concurrently, the images of the Spartan hoplite and Spartan ''strategos'' are erroneously switched.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

imported>Sol Pacificus: my bad

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	A '''strategos''' (pl: ''strategoi'') was one of the highest military titles of [[Greece\|ancient Greek]] armies. Its exact rank and function differed across the various ''[[polis\|poleis]]''.		A '''strategos''' (pl: ''strategoi'') was one of the highest military titles of [[Greece\|ancient Greek]] armies. Its exact rank and function differed across the various ''[[polis\|poleis]]''.

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	==References==		==References==
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imported>Sol Pacificus: Factual correction

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			A '''strategos''' (pl: ''strategoi'') was one of the highest military titles of [[Greece\|ancient Greek]] armies. Its exact rank and function differed across the various ''[[polis\|poleis]]''.

	~~A '~~''strategos''' ~~(pl: ''strategoi''~~, ~~English:~~ ''~~army leader'') was a high-ranking military title within various~~ ''[[~~Polis\|poleis~~]]'' ~~across the~~ [[~~Greece\|ancient Greek world~~]]~~, serving directly above~~ ''~~[[polemarch]]~~''.		In [[Athens]], ''strategos'' was an elected office for the state's ten commanders-in-chief.{{Fact\|26 October 2019}} In the 5th century BCE, the ''strategos'' [[Perikles]] combined this political position with his charisma to establish himself as Athens' ''de facto'' ruler despite its democratic system of government. Later, [[Alkibiades]] also served as a ''strategos''.{{Fact\|26 October 2019}}

	~~Unlike lower ranks~~, ~~the~~ ''strategoi'' ~~did~~ not ~~always actively serve in the military,~~ and ~~it was not uncommon for politicians to take on the rank;{{Cite}} some such noteworthy~~ [[~~Athens\|Athenian~~]] ''~~strategoi~~'' ~~included~~ [[~~Alkibiades~~]] ~~and~~ [[~~Perikles~~]].		In contrast, ''strategoi'' in [[Sparta]] were not holders of political office but field commanders. They ranked below [[polemarch]]s and wielded heavy [[battleaxe]]s and large [[shield]]s into battle.<ref name="ACOd">''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]''</ref>

			==Trivia==
			*In the ''[[Assassin's Creed Odyssey: Official Game Guide]]'', the Athenian [[hoplite]]s are incorrectly labelled as ''strategoi'' in the "Reference" section. Concurrently, the images of the Spartan hoplite and Spartan ''strategos'' are erroneously switched.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==