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Chapter 4 Section 3 Notes

Chapter 4 Section 3 Notes. I. The Rise of Persia

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Chapter 4 Section 3 Notes

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I. The Rise of Persia

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A. Had its beginnings in what

today is Iran

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B. Formed kingdom on tolerance and

diplomacy

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C. Abundance of natural resources

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1. Metals

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D. Cyrus the Great becomes Persia’s

first empire builder in 550 B.C.

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Cyrus the Great

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2. Allowed conquered peoples

to keep their customs and

religions

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3. Allowed the Jews to return to their

homeland

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Persian Kings In Bible History

Common NameB.C. Date

Name In Persian

Name In Bible

Bible References

Cyrus539-530

Koorush CyrusIsaiah 45, Daniel, Ezra 1-3

Cambysses

530-521

CambujiehAhasruerus

Ezra 4-6

Pseudo Smerdis

521Berooyeh Doroughi

Artaxerxes

Ezra 4:7-23

Darius the Great

521-486

Darryoosh Darius Ezra 5,6

Xerxes486-465

Khashayarshah

Ahasurerus

Esther 1-10

Artaxerxes I

464-423

Ardeshier Deraz Dast

Artaxerxes

Nehemiah 1 - 13, Ezra 7-10

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II. Persian Rule and Religion

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A. Cambyses was the son of Cyrus and was a terrible ruler only lasting five years and creating rebellions in

the empire including the conquered lands of Egypt

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B. Darius succeeds Cambyses and for his first three years he has to put down

rebellions

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Darius I

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City of Persepolis

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1. Darius was a former body guard of the king and had the

support of the military elite called the Ten

Thousand Immortals

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2. Darius did have a secret police like

our CIA called, The Eyes and Ears of

the King

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3. Darius and his son Xerxes only had one failure, their inability to

defeat the Greeks

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Xerxes Son of Darius

Xerxes Hall of 100 columns >

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4. Darius divided his kingdom into 20

provinces

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1. He placed governors called Satraps in each

province

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5.Built the Royal Road some 1677

miles long

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6. Copied the use of coins from the

Lydian’s

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C. Persian prophet and religious

reformer Zoroaster starts the Persian

religion Zoroastrianism

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1. God of Truth and Light, Ahura Mazda

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2. God of Evil and Darkness, Ahriman

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3. Religious book called the Avesta

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4. Developed concept of Heaven

and Hell from Judaism