OCR GCSE Ancient History · J198
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A provincial governor in the Persian Empire, responsible to the king for governing a region and collecting its tribute.
Revise: Governance, Culture and Consolidation under DariusSatraps, or provincial governors, exercised substantial authority in their satrapies. They administered their regions and collected tribute, but remained directly accountable to the king.
- Revise: The Ionian Revolt and Relations with Athens
A provincial governor in the Persian Empire, responsible to the king for governing a region and maintaining Persian authority.
- Revise: Xerxes' Accession and the Suppression of Revolts
A regional governor in the Persian Empire who was accountable to the king.
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- Revise: The Persian Invasion of Greece and Military Organisation
A governor responsible for a province of the Persian Empire, including providing troops for royal campaigns.
- Revise: Alexander's Character, Beliefs and Persian Customs
A governor of a province in the Persian Empire. Alexander also used provincial governors to administer his conquests.
- Revise: Motives and Evolving Aims of the Expedition
A provincial governor in the Persian empire; Alexander retained this form of government in his conquered territories.
- Revise: Major Battles: Granicus, Gaugamela, and the Persian Gates
A governor who administered a province of the Persian Empire on behalf of the king.
- Revise: Pursuit of Darius and the Indian Campaign
A governor of a province in the Persian imperial system, ruling under the authority of the king.
- Revise: Foundation Cities and the Return Journey
A governor responsible for a province of the Persian Empire; Alexander retained this system of provincial government.
- Revise: Major Battles: Granicus and Gaugamela
- Revise: Arrian
A provincial governor in the Persian Empire or in territory Alexander had conquered.