Many empires fell in very short times because they were basically organized around one strongman leader or his family. When that individual or dynasty ended, the empire fell apart. The prime example of this is he case of Alexander the great. He conquered a vast territory and could have established an empire, but, failed to plan for succession.
Some powerful empires that existed around at the same time were the Aztec and Inca Empires. However, the Inca Empire was much larger.
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To provide an accurate answer, I would need to know which specific "fall" you are referring to, as there are many historical events labeled as "falls," such as the fall of empires, cities, or governments. If you could specify the event in question, I would be happy to provide information about the reigning leader at that time.
The Aztec and Maya empires were powerful around the same time as the Inca.
The Aztec and Maya empires were powerful around the same time as the Inca.
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No, they tend to stay pretty well and if they fall off, they can be screwed back on.
Market fluctuation is the rise or fall in price of a security or the market in a short-period of time.
The tendency of a market or security to rise or fall sharply within a short period of time
The rise and fall of empires and dynasties in the East were influenced by a combination of factors, including military strength, economic stability, and political governance. Effective leadership and the ability to adapt to changing circumstances often facilitated expansion and consolidation of power. Conversely, internal strife, corruption, economic decline, and external invasions frequently precipitated their decline. Cultural cohesion and the ability to integrate diverse populations also played crucial roles in sustaining these empires over time.
It didn't. Both those empires were gone by the time Islam began.
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