The major empires of the classical age included the Roman Empire, renowned for its vast territorial expansion and cultural influence; the Han Dynasty in China, noted for its innovations and consolidation of power; and the Persian Empire, recognized for its administrative efficiency and cultural diversity. Additionally, the Maurya Empire in India played a significant role in promoting trade and spreading Buddhism. These empires shaped trade, governance, and cultural exchanges across their regions and beyond.
They're all Empires.
None of the classical empires fell because of diseases.
Age of Empires I covers the era between the stone age and classical period. Age of Empires II cover the medieval era for Europe and Asia. Age of Empires III covers the colonisation of America. There's also Age of Empires Online, which focuses on Greek and Egyptian history; and Age of Mythology, set during the bronze age, but focuses on mythology rather than history.
Classical empires gained more territory by winning wars.
1st - Age of Empires 2nd - Age of Empires - The Rise of Rome - Expansion 3rd - Age of Empires II - The Age of Kings 4th - Age of Empires II - The Conquerors - Expansion 5th - Age of Empires III 6th - Age of Empires III - The Warchiefs - Expansion 7th - Age of Empires III - The Asian Dynasties - Expansion
Age of empires 2 is age of kings. So yes. Age of empires II: The Age of kings
No.
2... Age of Empires age of Kings & Age of Empires Conquers Expansion
No. Age of Empires III is a totally different game.
Yes, You do need Age of Empires II to play Age of Empires II Conquers because it is an expansion.
Yes it is as well as: age of empires, age of empires fall of Rome, age of kings and the conquerors.
Either age of empires 3 or age of empires asain dynasties or warchiefs