Video - The Fall of Pyrrhus: A Pyrrhic End

Did you know that Pyrrhus of Epirus, the ancient Greek king, is often considered one of history’s greatest military commanders, and he hailed from what is now modern-day Albania? Known for his relentless ambition, Pyrrhus gave us the term "Pyrrhic victory" after he won battles that cost him nearly everything. He fought against Rome and even brought elephants to Italy, causing sheer chaos among the Roman legions. But here's a kicker: despite his strategic genius, he met a rather peculiar end. During a street fight in Argos, an old woman threw a roof tile that knocked him off his horse, leading to his death. Talk about a literal downfall! Ever wondered how history would have changed if that tile missed? Let me know in the comments!