What is the car?

Chariot is a type of simple carriage. It can be described as an open, wheel platform that is pulled by animals. The platform usually draws two to four horses, which is suspended on two to four wheels. Chariots usually hold between one and three people, one of whom is the driver or charioteer. It is assumed that the earliest prototype cars were invented around 3000 BCE in Sumeria. Chariots with horses appeared in about 2000 BC and were most likely developed by Indo-Irans. These vehicles allowed the rapid transport of a small number of people in many different situations, but was known primarily for its military applications. Armenians, Celts, Chinese, Egyptians, Greeks, Hittics, Indians, Persians, Romans and many other cultures also used a car in ancient war. The Egyptian Battle of Kadesh around 1300 BCE is considered the highest point of chariotwarefare, after which new technologies and tactics caused the importance of cars slowly decreasing.

Chariots were used by three primaryEven ways in the ancient war. The first way was like the transport of troops. The car would bring a small number of heavily armed and armored units in battle and move them quickly if necessary.

The second way was like a direct vehicle on Melee. Chariot warriors would be armed with long -accessing weapons such as spears and polearms, and then they would get directly into enemy lines. Armor, momentum and occasional blades built into the car allowed the vehicle to break through many defensive positions and let the warriors riding it create a devastation between the enemy force.

The third and most common way in which the car was used was as a distance transport. Chariot would move near the enemy and allow the archers to be launched to start arrows from the bow. Chariot would then move before enemy weapons or spears can get to the archer.

Chariots are prominently appealingto religion and religious works. When he traveled from the underworld, the Greek God Hades was described as a ride in the car. The Hindu Festival Rathotsava (Festival Car) uses cars and other vehicles. In Hebrew, the word Merkabah refers to God's car. The Old Testament of the Christian Bible will also mention that cars are used in war.