OCR GCSE Ancient History · J198
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A local ruler who retains authority through the support of a more powerful ruler and is expected to remain loyal to that ruler.
Revise: Building Projects and Early Imperial ExpansionA wider explanation is that Syloson was a useful client ruler: he owed his position to Darius and could be expected to support Persian interests.
- Revise: Territorial Expansion and Relationship with Subjects
A monarch allied to Rome who retained a throne but was expected to support Roman interests, including providing military supplies.
- Revise: Early Roman Governors: Scapula and Gallus
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- Revise: Analysis of Resistance: Motivations, Success, and Roman Responses
A local ruler who retained power through a relationship with Rome and supported Roman interests, usually in return for protection.