1. he appointed 20 regional governors to control the provinces, and these were overseen and coordinated by the king and his council.
2. He established Aramaic, a Middle Eastern language, as the lingua franca of the Empire to facilitate communication and commerce.
He divide the Persian Empire into provinces each headed by a governor called a "satrap." To encourage unity he hundreds of miles of roads built or repaired. It made it easier to communicate with different parts of the empire.
He consolidated local government, established Persian provincial governors in 20 provinces to oversee and protect them, and controlled them by himself and his council.
This meant that Inca was actually a patchwork of cultures, because the people who joined voluntarily weren't conquered and kept their customs and noble classes. So the Incas maintained control and achieved uniformity by bringing the children of the nobles to the capital where they learned the Inca way of administration. When they went home to rule, they spread Inca culture. The second way of maintaining unity was through a large standing army, drawn from all parts of the empire. This army was a unifying cultural force when soldiers went home (as well as an armed means of keeping the empire together.) Incas practiced universal conscription in which all males of fighting age were subject to military service (either permanently, or for a campaign.) A third means was requiring adherence to a state religion. The Incas were a theocracy.
The Inca employed a variety of strategies to unify the diverse peoples within their empire, including the imposition of the Quechua language as a common tongue to facilitate communication. They also integrated conquered societies by incorporating their leaders into the Inca administrative system, often allowing them to retain some local authority. Additionally, the Incas built extensive road networks to enhance trade and movement across the empire, fostering economic interdependence. Lastly, they promoted a shared cultural identity through state-sponsored religion and festivals, reinforcing loyalty to the Inca ruler.
Alauddin Khilji aimed to emulate Alexander the Great by expanding his empire through military conquests and strategic innovations. He implemented significant reforms in the army, enhancing its strength and efficiency, and introduced market control measures to stabilize prices and supply. Khilji also sought to conquer vast territories, including parts of South India, to establish his dominance. His ambition was marked by a relentless pursuit of power and a vision of a vast empire reminiscent of Alexander's legacy.
He divide the Persian Empire into provinces each headed by a governor called a "satrap." To encourage unity he hundreds of miles of roads built or repaired. It made it easier to communicate with different parts of the empire.
He didn't untie the Persian Empire, he took steps to tie it together, establishing Aramaic as the lingua franca and a system of 20 provincial governors to control the empire, overseen by him and his council in the capital Persepolis.
He consolidated local government, established Persian provincial governors in 20 provinces to oversee and protect them, and controlled them by himself and his council.
It was the campaign by King of Kings Xerxes of Persia (Achaemenid dynasty), son of Darius the Great, who followed in the steps of his father and attacked the Western fronts of the Persian Empire to expand Persia and to conquer Greece.
They were major steps in persuading the Persian Empire to stop trying to impose peace in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Chandragupta used mercenaries and pubic support to overthrow the Nanda Dynasty and establish his own. He unified his empire through a bureaucratic administration system. His administration mimic the Persian Achamenian Dynasty.
They were not 'afraid'. They took the necessary steps to oppose the Persian empire and were successful in beating them in several battles on land and sea in 480, 479, 468 and 450 BCE, finally signing a peace with then in 449 BCE
1576 or 1676 I have a friends who work there. He told me.
What steps did the Sargon creation of an empire change the history of Mesopotamia
Describe the major steps in the inflammatory process.
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