Chariot

Definition

A chariot is a two-wheeled vehicle pulled by horses, used in ancient times for transportation and warfare.

Imagine a chariot as a fancy sports car with two wheels instead of four. It's fast, sleek, and used to get around quickly.

Horses: Large animals that are used to pull the chariot.

Axle: The rod or spindle on which the wheels of the chariot rotate.

Driver: The person who controls and steers the chariot.

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