History of Greece
History of Greece
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There- fore he divided the empire into twenty provinces, called Satrapies, and had all the land in the empire measured, that he might fix the tax that each satrapy was to pay yearly. He made Susa in Media the centre of government (Esther i. 1, 2), and laid out roads from Susa to all parts of the ^. Mpire, and made arrangements all along these roads for taking people 54 SCYTHIAN EXPEDITION. [chap engaged on the king's business quickly from one place to another. Coins called Dariks were struck, w...hich passed current everywhere. Thus the countries from the Indus to the ^Egaean Sea were now governed on one system, and Darius knew what was going on in the most distant parts of the empire. In the con- quered countries any native government that seemed likely to work well and submissively was maintained under the Satuip or Persian governor of the province. Thus in Judaea Zerubbabel and Joshua governed under the satrap of Syria (Haggai i. ) ; and in Ionia Darius saw that the rule of tyrants, which was common there, would be likely to keep the cities in obedience to Persia.
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There- fore he divided the empire into twenty provinces, called Satrapies, and had all the land in the empire measured, that he might fix the tax that each satrapy was to pay yearly. He made Susa in Media the centre of government (Esther i. 1, 2), and laid out roads from Susa to all parts of the ^. Mpire, and made arrangements all along these roads for taking people 54 SCYTHIAN EXPEDITION. [chap engaged on the king's business quickly from one place to another. Coins called Dariks were struck, w...hich passed current everywhere. Thus the countries from the Indus to the ^Egaean Sea were now governed on one system, and Darius knew what was going on in the most distant parts of the empire. In the con- quered countries any native government that seemed likely to work well and submissively was maintained under the Satuip or Persian governor of the province. Thus in Judaea Zerubbabel and Joshua governed under the satrap of Syria (Haggai i. ) ; and in Ionia Darius saw that the rule of tyrants, which was common there, would be likely to keep the cities in obedience to Persia.
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