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The Persian Empire | Legacies of the Persian Empire (Lecture 24)

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First published at 03:04 UTC on April 26th, 2021.

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Lecture 24: When people think about the end of empires, they often imagine a sharp break, with the new empire immediately replacing the old. But the truth is that when an empire falls, its culture and institutions don’t just disappear overnight. Think of the Roman Empire, for example. Even after the fall of Rome, Roman culture continued to influence the societies of Western Europe for centuries, even up to modern times. As
we’ll see in this lecture, the same came be said of the Persian Empire: The Achaemenid legacy lived on long after the last Great King of Persia and was transmitted and re-imagined in many ways.

Suggested Reading:
Axworthy, A History of Iran.
Wiesehöfer, Ancient Persia from 550 BC to 650 AD.

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