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The Persian Empire, particularly under the Achaemenid dynasty, ruled for about 220 years, from approximately 550 BCE to 330 BCE, when it was conquered by Alexander the great. However, if you are referring to a specific period or dynasty within Persia, such as the Sassanian Empire, it lasted for about 400 years, from 224 CE until the Muslim conquest in 651 CE. Thus, the rule of Persia can vary significantly depending on the specific era being discussed.

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