- successors, such as in the
Sasanian Empire and the ****enistic empires. A
satrapy is the
territory governed by a satrap. A
satrap served as a
viceroy to...
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Lydia (
satrapy) πΏπ±πΌπ,
Sparda The
Satrapy of Lydia,
known as
Sparda in Old
Persian (Old
Persian cuneiform πΏπ±πΌπ, Sparda), was an administrative...
- Maka (Old Persian: πΆπ£ Maka-) was a
satrapy (province) of the
Achaemenid Empire and
later a
satrapy of the
Parthian and
Sasanian empires (known as Mazun)...
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speakers until the
early 1st
millennium AD. Like in the rest of the
western satrapies of the
Achaemenid Empire,
Persians had
moved in Cilicia, and archaeological...
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Dynasty or
Dynasty 31), also
known as the
Second Egyptian Satrapy, was
effectively a
satrapy of the
Achaemenid Persian Empire between 343 BC to 332 BC...
- Moschi, and Marres) were
incorporated into
Persia and
formed the 19th
satrapy,
while the
northern tribes submitted "voluntarily" and had to send to the...
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Bactria (
satrapy)
Bactria (Old Persian: π²π π§π«πΌπ‘π BΔxtriΕ‘) was a
satrapy of the
Achaemenid Empire. It was
conquered between 545β540 BC by
Cyrus the...
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established by the
second Achaemenid conquest of Egypt.
These two
periods of
satrapies were
punctuated by a
brief interval of
Egyptian independence from 404...
- The
Satrapy of
Armenia (Old Persian: π πΌπ·π‘π΄
Armina or π πΌπ·π‘π΄πΉ Arminiya), a
region controlled by the
Orontid dynasty (570β201 BC), was one of...
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Chandragupta confronted each other,
Seleucus intending to
retake the
former satrapies each of the Indus. Yet,
Seleucus Nicator and
Chandragupta formed a dynastic...
