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<Synopsis>
Almost 2500 years ago, Pythagoras has witnessed the use of "right angle" in the real life, during his study in Egypt. The Egyptians used right angle to survey and measure the flooded farmland, and to build the gigantic pyramids. After rather long research, Pythagoras discovered the fundamental idea behind the right angle. His careful investigation skills were what eventually marked the Greeks as the greatest intellectuals. In 525 B.C., when Persia invaded Egypt, Pythagoras was enslaved along with other nobles of Egypt. After 5 years of slavery, he eventually returned to his home, Samos Island, and taught Philocrates, and started to teach to spread the knowledge he had gained in Egypt. However, despite his motives to teach, Pythagoras was forced to move to Coroton to evade the tyranny of Polycrates in Samos. In Coroton, he met his old friend Milo, who has aided him to open a school there. Pythagoras then took Milo, his daughter Theano, Demokedes, and future successor Aristaios as his students. He argued that everything is made up of the numbers, and formalized his theory on numbers, points, lines, and dimensions. He also worked with his disciples to study and organize triangular and quadrangular numbers, and solid figures. Furthermore, he tabulated the theorems regarding to similar triangles and golden ratio. During his golden age, he was beloved by his students and the rest of the Crotonians, and even married Milo's daughter Theano. However, Cylon, who was previously excluded from Pythagoras' brotherhood, assumed the power of Coroton and eventually killed Pythagoras through conspiracy and oppression. Despite the tragic ending however, his idea continues to live on. It became the basis of the modern society, was continued on to his students, Plato, Aristotle, and Alexander the Great. it became the one of the two prominent ideas in modern philosophy.
<Feature of this work>
This work focuses on the life of the Pythagoras, ascertained historically by the collected references. It deals with the mathematics in the historical events.
<Characters>
Pythagoras (Main Character, a beloved and brilliant mathematician, who was also adept in hypnosis techniques)
Milo(Pythagoras' friend, the most popular athlete of his time, who had both power and wealth)
Theano (Daughter of Milo, who studied in the school of Pythagoras, and evetually marries old Pythagoras)
Aristaios (Student of Pythagoras about Pythagoras' age, and marries Theano after Pythagoras' death)
Demokedes (Skillful doctor recorded in history. Best friend of Pythagoras)
Philocrates (First student of Pythagoras, who is famous for paying for his lessons)
Polycrates (The king of Samos, recorded as tyrant in history. Forced Pytharogas to take refuge in Croton)
Hipasos (A mathematician, who went missing after his discovery of irrational numbers from Pythagorean Theorem)
Archipos (One of the two individuals who survived from the fire in Milo's house, later became the master of Plato)
Lysis (One of the two individuals who survived from the fire in Milo's house, later became the master of Metaminondas)
Al Kaios (Who left fortune to Pythagoras after his death)
Cylon (Head of õÀÎȸ, who killed Pythagoras with bribes and hoax towards the government)
Pilolaos (A mathematician, who recorded the life of Pythagoras after his death)