How Alexander the Great redrew the map of the world
He conquered land across three continents, ruled over states from Egypt to modern-day India, and never lost a battle – before ...
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Three Brothers-in-Law Dominated the Near East in the 6th Century BC, Until Cyrus the Great ...
BC, the Near East was dominated by three powerful kingdoms: the Median Empire of Astyages, the Neo-Babylonian Empire of ...
The Crises Are Simulations, but the Lessons Are Real
The turn-based strategy game Civilization VII emphasizes chaotic transition periods when latent challenges all emerge at once ...
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How Alexander the Great redrew the map of the world
Greek and Roman authors weren’t interested in the Persian Empire, he says — meaning that even from antiquity, it was effectively erased from history. “When I speak with colleagues ...
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The History of Persian Rugs and their Timeless Appeal
The history of Persian rugs spans over 2,500 years to the Achaemenid Empire, with the Pazyryk carpet (5th century BCE) showcasing their rich heritage.
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Site of Alexander the Great’s famous battle with Ancient Persians discovered in Turkey
Archaeologists believe they have found the site where Alexander the Great and his forces fought the Battle of Granicus against the Persian Empire in Çanakkale, Turkey.
Tehran Times4 天
Norman Stone’s “Turkey: A Short History” published in Persian
TEHRAN-The Persian translation of the book “Turkey: A Short History” written by Norman Stone has been released in bookstores ...
Greek Reporter18 天
Why Did Alexander the Great Urged his Men to Marry Persian Women?
Public Domain After Alexander the Great established himself as emperor of Asia, replacing the Persian Empire with his own, he urged his generals to marry Persian women in the famous Susa weddings. The ...