Catalog of wars historical simulations, created by the author

With the expansion of my project to “A Study of Military History” I understood the need to catalog all my works, allowing those interested to have a general idea of ​​the publications produced. I divided this catalog into fascicles, each containing a collection of synopses of the works. Each synopsis is a chapter entry in the table of contents, following the chronological order of my publications and also following the organizational pattern of my works, always divided into three parts – Historical Fact, Historical Analysis, and Historical Simulation –, with the exception of the Fundamentals series and my Wargames series. As a Military Historian, in my works, I rely on a summary of the historical fact (wars, campaigns, and battles of the historical period covered), analyze and highlight the decisive factors, before simulating alternative “what if...” hypotheses through a board game, when in the simulation all the possibilities of the study's purpose are completed, when the past of history is analyzed based on the theory of the present and projected onto similar situations in the future. In these fascicles I cover the following series: My Fundamentals; I. Historical Simulation of the Wars of the First Empires (from the wars of the Egyptian Empire in 1560 BC); II. Historical Simulation of the Wars in Classical Greece; III. Historical Simulation of the Roman Wars; IV. Historical Simulation of the Wars in the Medieval Era. The illustrations are numbered by series.