It varied over the centuries - there were early defeats which we don't hear of; after power and their military system was consolidated they lost few, including Hysiaeagainst Argos in 669 BCE, Tegea in 660 BCE ; thereafter it protected itself by forming the Peloponnesian League with other Dorian city-states such as Corinth, Megara, Tegea Elis etc. It had setbacks in Messenia 460 BCE and Pylos and Sphacteria 425 BCE, but by using the combined power given by the League it continued to win battles, including the 27-year war with Athens 431-404 BCE. After this, when at its peak, a falling military population exposed it to rising city-states, culminating in the loss to Thebes at Leuctra in 471 BCE. After this it did not regain power and avoided military confrontations.
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The Spartans only lost two battles in 500 years.
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because they thought that they will lose power and not be a great city state
If you are talking about what we usually call the Peloponnesian War 431 to 404 BCE, Sparta led the Peloponnesian League which defeated the Athenian Empire in that war.
The Persians did not have a war with Sparta. They invaded mainland Greece to put an end to their interference in supporting uprisings of Greek cities in Persian-ruled Asia. They were repelled by a coalition of city-states from southern Greece, of which Sparta was but one.
created many aspect of society
250,000 slaves lived in Sparta in 400 B.C.
Many times.
YES there were many merchants