0
Of course he did. That is why he is called "The Great." Actually, he founded the Achaemenid Empire beginning with Persia and expanding form there. From the Mediterranean Sea and Hellespont in the west to the Indus River in the east, Cyrus the Great created the largest empire the world had yet seen.
What else can I help you with?
What contributions did Cyrus the great make?
Cyrus the Great, the founder of the Achaemenid Empire in the 6th century BCE, is renowned for his innovative approach to governance and administration. He is credited with the establishment of a centralized bureaucratic system, promoting tolerance and respecting the customs and religions of conquered peoples, which helped maintain stability across his vast empire. Additionally, his issuance of the Cyrus Cylinder is often regarded as an early charter of human rights, advocating for the freedom of worship and the return of displaced peoples to their homelands. His military conquests also significantly expanded the Persian Empire, making it one of the largest empires in history.
What contributions did Darius make towards the advancement of the Persian Empire?
He secured the borders, provided provincial government, internal and external security, and promoted trade and prosperity.
Why were the Persians able to make a empire?
The Persians had been dominated by the Medes, but king Cyrus took over Media and joined their forces together which enabled him to take over the Babylonian Empire. With this even greater power, he was able to expand through Western Asia, and into Central Asia.
How did the geography of Mesopotamia help civilization develop there?
Mesopotamia had big rivers and the land was between them. With water you could make a great empire.
What effort did Cyrus the great make to establish rules for the treatment of humans?
He established Persian governors to control and regulate provinces, but left the local rulers to continue their own practices.
What contributions did Cyrus the great make?
Cyrus the Great, the founder of the Achaemenid Empire in the 6th century BCE, is renowned for his innovative approach to governance and administration. He is credited with the establishment of a centralized bureaucratic system, promoting tolerance and respecting the customs and religions of conquered peoples, which helped maintain stability across his vast empire. Additionally, his issuance of the Cyrus Cylinder is often regarded as an early charter of human rights, advocating for the freedom of worship and the return of displaced peoples to their homelands. His military conquests also significantly expanded the Persian Empire, making it one of the largest empires in history.
What contributions did Cyrus McCormick an Jonn Deere make to farming?
The steel plow and the reaper respectively.
What contributions did Emperor Wu make to the growth of bureaucracy and the growth of the Han empire?
Nothing
Is Miley Cyrus an inappropriate person for kids to have her as a great romodel?
no,she is a great role model she does make mistakes but who doesn't!?
When did Alexander the Great make Mesopotamia part of his empire?
Mesopotamia became a part in Alexander the Great's empire in the year 332 B.C.
What command did Cyrus the Great make in 536 B.C.?
I don't know.That is why I came here.
Is Christianity the only religionthat believes in one god?
No. Zoroastrianism goes back an unknown and disputed amount, but historical records of the Persian Empire make it certain that it existed before the time of Cyrus the Great, around 600 BC.
How dowe make a sentence with empire?
Here are some sentences.The Roman Empire was a great civilization.The soldiers fought for their empire.
Why were Muslims able to make such great contributions?
because they wanted to and they were smart asses
Was Cyrus the great a nice ruler?
yes he allowed the jews to come and make Persia their homeland
How 2 make Miley Cyrus look like a bad person?
nothing she is nice and great
Would Miley Cyrus and Justin Bieber make a great couple?
no! miley cyrus would kill justin beiber.even though they kind of look alike.
