Yes they did.
Cyrus the great of Persia is the key figure of two traditions of toleration. He is known the Hebrew bible for letting the Jews return to Jerusalem and Xenophon which is policy of religious toleration.
Answer Cyrus was king of Persia (560/559 - 530BCE). Darius was ...
Answer Cyrus was king of Persia (560/559 - 530BCE). Darius was ...
Cyrus the Great
All those except Persia itself and its ally Media.
Several rulers have allowed or urged Jews to return to Jerusalem. The three most famous rulers to do this are King Cyrus the Great of Persia, King Saladin the Ayyubite, and Prime Minister David Ben Gurion.
Persia had possession of Athens during the invasions of the summer of 480 BCE and the summer of 479 BCE. Cyrus died 50 years before that. The Persian king during those two short periods was Xerxes the Great.
Cambyses II was the next king of Persia. He continued Cyrus' conquests, taking Egypt. He was committed to this expansion and did not live long enough to have any different policies, even if he had wanted to.
The Sumerians were conquered by the Assyrians and those were conquered by the Chaldean.
Yes , Alexander the Great did influence those whom he had conquered by inculcating/introducing Greek culture into those societies .
mongolia or morocco. one of those two
He conquered those territories, but his attempt to spread Greek culture - a lengthy process - was curtailed by his early death. The culture remained superficial amongst the upper classes only.