- Darius I is regularly identified[3] as one of the four kings identified in Daniel 11:2 by a broad spectrum of Biblical scholars.
- After setting the annual amount of tax he wanted from each satrapy, Darius would send an agent of the king to oversee the work of each satrap.
- Under Darius' rule, the kingdom stretched to the Indus Valley in the far east and portions of north and northeast Africa including Egypt, Libya, and Sudan.
- Darius, Yunanlılar üzerine yapacağı yeni bir sefere hazırlanırken öldü.
- A mighty leader and administrative genius, Darius the Great ruled the Achaemenid Empire at the height of its powers.
- En azından kısmen Darius ile çağdaş olan Susa kabartmalarında her şeyden önce Babil etkileri görülebilir.
- Bu makalede, I. Darius'in büyüleyici dünyasını inceleyerek onun önemini, toplum üzerindeki etkisini ve günümüzdeki önemini keşfedeceğiz.
- Darius also undertook lengthy campaigns; an incursion against the Scythians began in 512 b.c., and it involved taking Thrace and Macedonia and building a...
- Dārīus (or Dārēus) is the common Latin form of Greek Dareîos, itself a shortened rendering of Old Persian five-syllable Dārayavauš (spelled d-a-r-y-v-u-š)...
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