Ancient Persia Outline

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Persian Empire why submit? earth/water >> brought order to conquered people >> see aftermath of Ionian Revolt: ended warring factions within and bewteen cities/ regions >> much like Roman Empire


Emperors[edit | edit source]

Cyrus the Great[edit | edit source]

Darius II[edit | edit source]

Xerxes[edit | edit source]

  • after Persian Wars losses and the final Greek humiliation of his forces led by his son, Tithraustes, at Eurymedon River by Athenians led by Cimon, Xerxes was murdered by his own ministers
  • Artaxerses, son of Xerses, succeeded him
    • Artexerses focused on consolidation and protection of empire instead of expansion
    • invited Greeks to Sardis (Asia Minor near Ionian coast) to negotatiate an end to all Greco-Persian conflicts
  • sources:
    • "Lords of the Sea" p. 91-94