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Who created the Royal Road and reorganized the Persian Empire into satrapies ruled by a satrap?
King Darius I created the Royal Road and reorganized the Persian Empire into satrapies ruled by a satrap.
What were the states of the Persian empire called?
satrapies
What did Darius divide the Persian Empire into?
Twenty Satrapies (Provinces).
What is satrapies?
the 20 states into which darius divided the Persian empire
The Persian empire was divided into large areas called what?
Satrapies (Provinces).
Who created the Royal Road and reorganized the Persian Empire into satrapies ruled by a satrap?
King Darius I created the Royal Road and reorganized the Persian Empire into satrapies ruled by a satrap.
What were the states of the Persian empire called?
satrapies
What are the 20 provinces of the Persian Empire called?
Satrapies.
What a satrapies?
the 20 states into which darius divided the Persian empire
What did Darius divide the Persian Empire into?
Twenty Satrapies (Provinces).
What is satrapies?
the 20 states into which darius divided the Persian empire
The Persian provinces were called?
The territories of the Persian Empire were called satrapis.
The Persian empire was divided into large areas called what?
Satrapies (Provinces).
Darius divided the Persian Empire into twenty ... each to be ruled by a governor?
satrapies
Who was the Governor of a Persian province of the Persian empire?
One of the nobles of the Persian tribe. There were 20 provinces (satrapies) and 20 governors (satraps)
How did the Persian Empire rulers unite their vast empire?
They divided it into 20 provinces (satrapies) with a Persian provincial governor (Satrap) in control supervised by the king and his council.
What system did Darius use to unite his empire under on government?
He reorganized the government. He split the empire into two provinces called satrapies which were run by an official called a satrap.
