Agis III vs Han Dang

Agis III led a Spartan-led coalition against the Macedonian general Antipater at Megalopolis. The Spartans were defeated, and Agis was killed in the battle. This crushed the last major Greek resistance to Macedonian hegemony during Alexander's absence.

Agis III initiated a revolt against Macedonian rule while Alexander was campaigning in Asia. He secured support from several Peloponnesian states and Crete, raising a significant army. The revolt was the most serious challenge to Macedonian control in Greece.

Han Dang began his military career under Sun Jian, participating in campaigns against Dong Zhuo. He distinguished himself as a brave and loyal officer, earning the trust of the Sun family.

Han Dang continued his service under Sun Ce during the conquest of Jiangdong. He fought in numerous battles that established Wu's control over the region, contributing to the kingdom's foundation.

Han Dang served Sun Quan as a senior general, participating in key campaigns. He was known for his steadfastness and played a role in defending Wu's territories against Cao Cao's forces.

Han Dang fought as a commander in the allied fleet at the Battle of Red Cliffs. His participation in the naval engagement contributed to the defeat of Cao Cao's southern invasion.

Han Dang died of natural causes after a long military career spanning three generations of the Sun family. He was posthumously honored by Sun Quan for his loyalty and service.