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Aryan kingdoms battled each otherThe Maurya rulers consolidated rule over the warring factions and tribes of Northern India. This is how they were able to establish the first great Indian empire.
Cyrus the great; Persian Empire
The greatest European powers included Rome, Holy Roman Empire, France, and the Byzantine Empire.
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They left local government to the peoples they ruled, establishing Persian provincial governors to oversee and protect them, with central control by the king and his council.
It extended from Asia Minor to today's Pakistan. It was governed by provincial governors controlling indigenous city, principality and tribal local governments. Its government was designed to maintain peace, order and prosperity.
He replaced most of the Persian provincial governors with Macedonian generals.
Cyrus did not have a policy of assimilation - the Persian Empire allowed its component peoples to retain their local governance, customs and cultures, supervised by provincial and imperial government.
It extended from Asia Minor to today's Pakistan. It was governed by provincial governors controlling indigenous city, principality and tribal local governments. Its government was designed to maintain peace, order and prosperity.
To continue their traditional form of local government and customs, overseen by a provincial governor.
I can't tell you why, but I can say that the Great Grey Owl is not the provincial animal of Manitoba. The provincial animal is the Bison/Buffalo.
The area was controlled by several petty kings and tribal rulers under a Persian Empire provincial governor.
He was king of the Persian Empire and the Jews were a part of his empire, the ten tribes of the north and the two tribes - Judah and Benjamin in the south, under provincial governors appointed by him.
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He did not destroy it - he took it over. This was an ambition of his father Phillip II of Macedonia, however he was murdered and his son Alexander successfully took on the project. People don't want to destroy an empire - it is much more valuable and rewarding as a going concern. The government within the Empire simply changed. Alexander retained some of the existing Persian provincial governors, replaced others with Macedonian generals. But he was about establishing good government and prosperity, not destroying.