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AP-39YB - Kardake Infantry | John Jenkins Designs
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AP-39YB – Kardake Infantry | John Jenkins Designs
The precise identity of the Kardakes remains one of the more interesting questions surrounding the armies of the later Achaemenid Persian Empire.
Ancient writers do not describe them consistently. At the Battle of Issus in 333 BC, for example, they appear in sources using terminology associated with different forms of infantry, contributing to modern debate over whether they were heavy troops influenced by Greek hoplites, lighter infantry or a broader military class.
AP-39YB – Kardake Infantry represents one of these soldiers during the era when Persian armies faced the rapidly expanding Macedonian power of Alexander the Great.
As an individual figure, AP-39YB is ideal for introducing another pose among a larger Kardake formation. Mixed with the multi-figure sets and Persian cavalry, it helps create an army reflecting the remarkable cultural and military diversity of the Achaemenid Empire.
Now available from The Military Workshop – a distinctive John Jenkins Designs Kardake infantryman for expanding the armies of ancient Persia.
Brand: John Jenkins
