leuctra

• Nombre propio que designa la antigua ciudad griega donde los tebanos derrotaron a los espartanos en el año 371 a.C.; esta batalla puso fin a la hegemonía militar de Esparta en Grecia.

A proper noun referring to the ancient Greek city where the Thebans defeated the Spartans in 371 BC, a battle that ended Sparta's military supremacy in Greece.

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1. Ancient Battle SiteC2formal

   A location in ancient Greece where a significant battle took place in 371 BC, resulting in a Theban victory over Sparta and ending Spartan military dominance in the region.

   Leuctra (batalla)

   • The Battle of Leuctra is considered a turning point in Greek history.
   • Historians study Leuctra to understand the decline of Spartan power.
   • The Theban general Epaminondas devised the winning strategy at Leuctra.