The king who famously failed to hold back the sea is King Canute (Cnut) of Denmark and England. He sought to demonstrate to his courtiers that even a monarch's power is limited and that he could not command the tides. In a symbolic act, he ordered the tide to stop, but the water continued to rise, illustrating the futility of human authority against nature. This story serves as a lesson in humility and the recognition of natural forces beyond control.
The plan to hold the pass to provoke a sea battle in the nearby strait to destroy the Persian navy failed as the Greeks lost the sea battle. As this failed, the Greek holding force dispersed back to their cities. Leonidas and his Spartan 2,400 heavy and light infantry continued to hold the pass to let them escape. They were slaughtered.
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This is actually a common misconception. Canute was the king who is often said to have tried to hold back the waves. But what he was actually doing was trying to demonstrate to his non-Christian subjects that he was a mere man who could not of course hold back the waves.
No: His advisors said he was so mighty that he could command the waves, on putting the theory to the test their sycophancy was shown for what it was !
Holland uses dikes to hold back the sea.
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go back in the ocean king temple
the ruler of the sea is manaphy. i dont know about kyogre, its either lugia or kyogre not manaphy at all.
King of the Coral Sea was created in 1954.
after completing the temple of frost, go back to the temple of the ocean king
The object was to destroy the Persian fleet. By blocking the pass it forced the Persian fleet to try to turn it by sea. The Greek fleet was waiting and engaged the Persian fleet. The Greek plan failed as they lost the sea battle.
The European nation that has had much land reclaimed from the sea is the Netherlands. Much of the nation is below sea level and is protected by a vast system of dikes that hold the water back.