Explain Why Did Persia Win The Persian Wars

What if Persia won the Persian Wars?

During the Persian Wars, have you ever wanted Persia to win the Persian wars? Persia should've never won the Persian Wars. When Greece won the Persian wars, everything went right with the world. Greece had good strategies, one person (Miltiades) out of the ten generals knew when to attack the Persians. The Greek culture survived when they won.

The Greco-Persian Wars or known as The Persian wars, was a time of war between Greece and Persia. (Greco-Persian) The wars continued on from 492-449 BCE. During the generation 522 the 2 kings (Persians), Cyrus the second and Cambyses the second extended there ruling from the Indus Valley to Aegean Sea. When the Lydian King Croesus was defeated, the Persians where defeating small Greek city states one by one. Darius came to power in 522 and his goals where to strengthen the empire and consolidate it. In 500 BCE, there where Greek city states that rose in rebellion against Persian in Anatolia. These was known as the Ionian revolt. Athens and Eritrea came in and sent a small fleet to support this revolt. The Persians used this as a pretext for launching an invasion on The Greek mainland. In 490 a Persian army of 25,000 landed on the plains in Marathon and the Athenians talked to Sparta to join forces against Persia. There where 10 Athenian generals. When the

Persians were away Miltiades, anathema an general seized the moment to attack. The Greek won with only losing 192 men to Persia. Persia decided to surprise attack the Greeks but they prevented it. The Persians went home after they lost at The Battle of Marathon. 10 years later Persia came back in great numbers led by Xerxes. Since there army was so big progress was slow, which gave Greek time to prepare their defense. The Greeks deployed about 7,000 men at the Battle of Thermopylae. Xerxes forces where slowly advancing but suffering loses due to weather. Later on the Persians met the Greeks for a battle that lasted for over three days in August 480. 200 Persian ships where detached at sea in attempt to surprise attach the Greeks, but the Greeks where known of this and attack the main Persian fleet. On that night a big storm came and wiped out the Persian fleet while the Greeks where safely in port. Meanwhile on land, the Persians attacked the Greeks at Thermopylae. The Persians suffered heavy losses those two days. During the second night there was a Greek traitor helping the best Persians troops pass around the Greek army. The Spartan general safely dispatched his troops but fought to the death at the Battle of Thermopylae with the Spartans and the Thespians shoulders left. While the battle was raging at Thermopylae the Persian fleet attacked the Greek navy. Both have lost a lot of ships. Xerxes's army, helped by northern Greeks that joined in, marched south. In September the Persians burned Athens but even though by that time had been evacuated. Later on, the Greeks decided to station their fleet in the strait of Salamis. Themistocles devised a plan to lure the Persians fleet into a narrow strait. The Persians where outmaneuvered and terribly beaten. Later on, Persia retreated to Asia. Xerxes returned back to Persia that winter, but his army remained in Greece. The army was driven out of the country and was defeated by the Spartans, Tegeans, and the Athenians. The Persian navy battled it out and was defeated at Mycale. Located on the Asiatic Coast. It declined to engage the Greek fleet at that moment. The Persian fleet decided to join the land army and lost against the Spartans. Even though the Persian invasion ended the 2 continued battling against each other for over 30 years. Their was a league called The Delian League led by the Athenians and it was intended to free the Ionian states (Delian). In 449 BCE, the Peace of Callias ended the wars between Athens and it's allies and Persians.
After the Peace of Callias was signed, there was a time at peace between Greece and Persia. After the war Persia was beginning to decline. When Greece won it kept the survival of the Greek culture. Also it kept its political structures intact. Later on Alexander the Great who was the king of Macedonia conquered Persia. Greece was continuing to grow creating new buildings and increasing population.
Persia could've won but they didn't have a good strategy on how to beat Greece.

One thing they could've done is to attack in steps. Since Persia had a massive army they should have taken one group and attack Greece. If that first group gets defeated then they would know what there next strategy is io attacking Greece. Instead Persia decided to take there big massive army and attack Greece and loose. Also they should have practiced and trained there army before they attacked Greece. Also Persia kept on attacking Greece for 30 years and still kept on losing. So many Persian solders died trying to defeat Greece, it was a waste of

time.
If Persia won the Persian wars, everything would've been completely different back then. Today we would've never know about the Greek culture. Persia would increase its expansion. Greece's power would be going down. There would've have been a different government structure. Instead of having a democracy there would have been a monarchy government. Alexander the Great would've most likely not conquer Persia Andy cause them to be non-existence. The Greek language would've not survived into modern times. The Greek structures would've been destroyed or refurbished.
If Persia won the Persian wars they shouldn't have deserved to win. I. t was better for the world when Greece won. Greece had many beautiful structures they made and if Persia won would've most likely been torn down. We would have never known about it. There had a great political structure. They had smart and strategic generals. Also they had a lot of culture that couldn't be lost.
Greece won the Persian Wars and it was the best for history. If Greece didn't win, most of Greek culture would've been lost. There would've been a different government structure. Greece's power would decline. Persia coulee won but they didn't have a good strategy. Since they had a big army they should have sent a group of solders one by one and not all at once.