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The purpose of Spartan education in ancient Greece is to cultivate ().
The purpose of Spartan education in ancient Greece was to cultivate strong soldiers and fighters loyal to the ruling class, emphasizing military sports training and political and moral indoctrination, with a single educational content and strict educational methods.

Sparta (σ π? ρτη? ) is one of the ancient Greek city states. In ancient Greek history, Sparta refers to the southeast of the Peloponnesian Peninsula, the south of the Lacconia Plain, and the main settlement on the west bank of the Europa River, while the city-state is called Rasimeng (Greek: λ α κ ε δ α? μ ω ν English: Lacedaemon).

Sparta is famous for its harsh discipline, oligarchy and militarism. Sparta's regime is oligarchy.

Spartan culture:

Spartans despised culture and education. Teenagers only need to be able to write commands and notes. Spartans asked their children to be concise and straightforward, and formed the habit of silence from an early age. They talk like military orders.

Once, a king threatened the king of Sparta to obey his orders, or he would raze Sparta to the ground. The king of Sparta replied, "Please!" This concise answer was later called Spartan answer.

Similarly, Spartans despised literature, art and natural science. In Sparta, there are few magnificent buildings and temples, only one village after another. The Spartans did not produce exquisite works of art and passed them on to future generations.