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Cyrus? conquered Persia, laid foundation of Persian empire
Cambyses? conqured Egypt, son of Cyrus
Darius divides up empire into satrapies, TOLERANCE, coins, taxes, fit laws to fit w/ natives, Royal Road
Persepolis capital of Archemenid Empire, burnt down by Alexander the Great
Satrap/Satrapy political structure that divides empire into sections run by different rulers all answering to one emperor
Eyes&Ears of King Darius had spies everywhere
Royal Road road built by Darius, connected A. Empire
Xerxes A. Empire leader with no tolerance, flaunted Persian identity
Persian Wars Ethnic Greek migrants in Ionia rebelled against empire, Greece sent help but lost, Darius & Xerxes tried to take over Greece, eventually Alex the Great defeated A. Empire
Seleucid Empire first empire after A the Great died, lost rule slowly due to revolts
Parthian Empire skillful warriors w/ no centralized gvmt, had amazing military w/ epic horses, conquered Seleucid Empire, attempted to bring back A. Empire customs. Collapsed from internal rebellion
Sasanid Empire took over after Parthians, lots of trade + new crops, build things w/ engineers from rome (dams, roads), conquered by Arabs
Confucius aristocrat that founded Confucianism, "Master Philosopher Kong"
Confucianism fill gvmt positions w/ educated+ consciencous ppl, moral, optimistic, kind, family, appropriate behaivior, social responsibility, gvmt by merit
Junzi superior individuals, take a broad view of affairs + no personal interest
Mencius leader of Confucius school, advocated for kindness (ren)
Daoism individual, nature, escapism, anti education&technology, disengagement
Laozi founder of Daoism
Dao "the way of the cosmos"
Legalism importance of state, law, punishments, focus on agriculture and military
Qin Dynasty short, , fought w/ neighbors till all of China was theirs
Qin Shihuangdi China's first emperor, centralized imperial rule, built Great Wall, forced labor, hated education, legalist, burned books + forced labor, enforced common script+language+coins, unified China
Han Dynasty long, legalist, Confucian Education, most influential dynasty
Liu Bang army commander, restored order after Qin Dyansty
Han Wudi administrative centralization & imperial expansion, legalist, Confucian Education System, conquered vietnam & Korea
Xiongnu China's northern neighbors, nomadic and ruthless, great army+horses, raids on China, China tried to keep peace w/ tributes but eventually conquered xiongnu
Wuwei Dao cheif moral virtue - disengagement
Zoroastrianism earliest Persian religion, enjoy life in moderation, good words/thoughts/deeds
Iron iron in china led to more food, more ppl, and a stronger military
Silk silk industry grew rapidly + silk roads trade
Paper Han invented paper
Wang Mang attempted to reform during Han dynasty, "socialist Empire"
Monsoon sea trade increased when it was figured out
Caste System four main castes: priests, warriors, artisans, peasants
Jati guilds developed into sub-castes
Jainism strict religion, very demanding lifestyle, strict self denial, reincarnation
Alexander of Macedon overran Persia, tore apart Indian states then left and gave up control
Chandragupta Maurya overthrew all of northwestern India , including Greek territory
Mauryan Dynasty tightly organized, central treasury + taxes, ended w/ financial difficulties
Arthashastra manual for running of government
Ashoka best Mauryan emperor, Buddhist values, encouraged trade + agriculture + education, conquered Kalinga=trade routes
Gupta Dynasty relaxed gvmt, little crime, stable and prosperous, very regional(not centralized), 400 yrs after Mauraya
White Huns Nomadic ppl from central asia, took over Gupta Dynasty
Siddhartha Gautama lived sheltered rich life, pondered suffering, became wandering begging monk, founded Buddhism under a tree
Buddhism four noble truths, lifestyle filled w/ contemplation + self-control + reflection, detachment from world, no caste system, popular, salvation = no more reincarnation + nirvana (spiritual independence)
Four Noble Truths (Dharma) all life involves suffering, desire causes suffering, elimination of desire ends suffering, follow Noble Eightfold Path(balance, rejection of luxury, self denial) and eliminate desire
Boddhisatva ppl who reached spiritual perfection but stayed back from Nirvana to help others, brought more popularity and money to B., could do good deeds for others (rich ppl liked this)
Hinduism duty to serve, to learn, to seek wisdom, reincarnation, castes, Dharma(obedience) Artha(pursuit of $) Kama(enjoyment) Moksha(salvation) = points of life
Bhagavad Gita Hindu poem, part of Upanishad texts
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