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Why is the reign of Darius considered the high point of Persian culture?
The reign of Darius I, from 522 to 486 BCE, is considered the high point of Persian culture due to his extensive administrative reforms, which established a more efficient and centralized government. He promoted economic prosperity through the development of infrastructure, including roads and the Royal Road for communication and trade. Darius also encouraged cultural exchange and the arts, exemplified by monumental architecture like the construction of Persepolis. His policies fostered a diverse and interconnected empire that allowed various cultures to thrive under Persian rule.
What were the major contributions of the Persian empire?
Depends on which Persian Empire you're talking about, there were several. At one point they were fighting Alexander the Great, at another time they were fighting the Eastern Roman Empire and the Muslims from Arabia. And at another time they were being invaded from the East by the Mongols. Over all, Every Persian Empire was at one point located in the Iran/Iraq region, near the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. Being the biggest Empire there for a very long period of time, The Persian Empires heavily influenced the culture of the region. The art, clothing, music and so on. The distinctive dome shape originated in Persia also, which can be seen on mosques (Muslim houses of worship) through out the world. The persian art, and literature influenced Islamic culture also. Almost all Arab nations today use the perian numbers. The story of Aladdin is actually a persian story and so on.
What is a culture that combined greek Persian Egyptian and Indian styles?
It is Hellenistic culture. It was formed by Alexander the Great when he took over all of those city-states.
Why was Darius's reign the high point of Persian culture?
Darius the Great's reign marked the high point of Persian culture due to his extensive administrative reforms, which unified the vast empire and facilitated trade and communication. He promoted tolerance and respect for local customs, allowing diverse cultures within the empire to flourish. Darius also initiated monumental architectural projects, such as the construction of Persepolis, which symbolized the empire's grandeur and artistic achievements. His efforts in standardizing weights, measures, and coinage further enhanced economic stability and cultural exchange.
What culture was in the Persian Empire?
Human. It spanned many cultures which had evolved in the varied Indo-European peoples in the Empire.
How Turks showed respect for their Persian subjects?
the Turks adopted Persian as the language of culture and adopted features of the Persian way of life that they so admired.
Which culture did Alexander unite the Greek culture with?
Persian
What was the seljuk culture most influenced by?
Persian culture.
What empires preserved the Persian culture?
The Achaemenid Empire 550-330 BCE ; subsequent empires from Alexander onwards tried to introduce their own cultures, so they became so mixed up that it could hardly be called Persian culture any more.
Which cultures made up the Hellenistic Culture?
Greek, Egyptian, Persian and Indian according to our teacher
What culture did Safavids embrace?
Persian
What are examples of Persian culture?
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What is the meaning of culturally diversity?
Diverse culture is a culture that is diverse and has many different races in the society.
How do you think the Persian policy of tolerance helped the empire grow?
Persian policy of tolerance is acceptance of the people the Persians conquered. Therefore it grew so much because it did not matter if they conquered or not, it wasn't going to change the people's lifestyle in any way. They respected the customs of the diverse groups in their empire. EXAMPLE: the culture they conquered would not have to change their religious views.
What culture did the safavids embrace the most?
Persian
Is New York diverse?
Yes. It is very diverse in culture and religion.
How did the Persian empire bring diverse people together?
They didn't 'bring them together', they left them alone to get on with their lives. They established Persian provincial governors who provided internal and external security, and supervised the local governments which they left in place. The people got about their lives and traditional culture under this supervision and protection.
