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Yes, under the Persian King Darius, Afghanistan was part of the Persian Empire because of his conquests for expanding the empire.
Egypt and Libya were part of the Persian Empire.
Egypt was part of the Persian Empire which Alexander the Great conquered.
Asia Minor was part of the Persian Empire. Alexander the Great took the Persian Empire by military conquest.
The Persian Empire did while it existed from 550-331 BCE.
At its largest extent, the Persian Empire reached the river Indus (in present day Pakistan). This was not always the eastern border as the size of the empire varied. Save
Yes, under the Persian King Darius, Afghanistan was part of the Persian Empire because of his conquests for expanding the empire.
Egypt and Libya were part of the Persian Empire.
Egypt was part of the Persian Empire which Alexander the Great conquered.
it is Egypt because the persian empire is not in Africa
The river which bordered the eastern Persian Empire was the Indus.
Asia Minor was part of the Persian Empire. Alexander the Great took the Persian Empire by military conquest.
The Kurdish people do not have a specific age as they originate from a long history of ancient tribes and have a rich cultural heritage that dates back thousands of years in the region primarily spanning across parts of Turkey, Iraq, Iran, and Syria. Their distinct language, traditions, and customs have been passed down through generations.
No, the Persian Empire went as far west as Libya. Carthage was in today's Tunisia.
The Persian Empire did while it existed from 550-331 BCE.
Correct if 'he' is Alexander.
The Persians were not seafarers, and relied on other ethnics within their empire to provide their navy and trading fleet. The Greeks within their empire in Asia Minor and the Islands provided a significant part of this shipping and fighters which supported Persian security and prosperity.