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religious texts, and
native Iranian sources.
According to Herodotus, the
Achaemenids were a clan of the
Pasargadae tribe:
These were the
leading tribes, on...
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generally kept the
original Achaemenid administrative structure,
leading some
scholars to dub him as "the last of the
Achaemenids". Upon Alexander's death...
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quite important in the
Iranian heartland throughout the
Achaemenid period, and the
Achaemenids did not
develop their own
mints in Iran. At the same time...
- province,
perhaps Achaemenid Babylonia, but
later became its own province.
Arabs were not
considered as
subjects to the
Achaemenids, as
other peoples...
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forced the
Macedonian king
Amyntas I to make his
kingdom a v****al of the
Achaemenids. In 492 BC,
following the
Ionian Revolt, the
Persian general Mardonius...
- the
Achaemenids.
Known for
their combat skills, ****yrian
soldiers (along with the Lydians)
constituted the main
heavy infantry of the
Achaemenid military...
- ISBN 978-90-04-14140-7 Tuplin,
Christopher (1996), "Cyprus
Before and
Under the
Achaemenids",
Achaemenid Studies,
Franz Steiner Verlag, p. 39, ISBN 9783515069014 Murray...
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ancient city (5500 B.C.) even by the time of the
Achaemenids. Susa
became a part of the
Achaemenid Empire in 539 B.C., and was
expanded upon by Darius...
- The
Achaemenid Empire was the
first Persian empire,
founded in 550 BC by
Cyrus the Great, part of the
Achaemenid dynasty. Template:Cyrus
family tree *1...
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Achaemenid conquest of
Egypt may
refer to:
First Achaemenid conquest of
Egypt (525 BC)
Second Achaemenid conquest of
Egypt (340/339 BC) This disambiguation...
