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Who discovered Persia?

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∙ 12y ago

Updated: 9/21/2023

Cyrus the great was the one to discover persia, he is the one who opened the story of persia.

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Where does the kamancheh come from?

it comes from Persia it comes from Persia it comes from Persia

What was Persia former name?

Persia had no former name, it was always known as Persia.

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Current name of Persia?

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When did Persia end?

Persia ended in 1935. After that, it became Iran.

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Who discovered Iran and when?

Iran was not discovered. It has a history of 7500 years. Most people don't know that "Iran" and "Persia" are the same

What year was Iraq discovered?

No one "discovered" Iraq. People have been living thousands of years. Iraq was once called Persia and Alexander the Great was its king.

When was Iran discovered?

It was on of the three first empires in the world, it was originally named Persia, later changed to Iran

Who was the battle of marathon agenst?

It was Athens against Persia. Athens helped Miletus (another city-state) in a battle against Persia. Athenians didn't actually fight, they just helped Miletus by giving them ships and weapons. Miletus lost against Persia and when Persia discovered that Athens had helped Miletus they wanted the Athenians killed. Thus the battle of Marathon began.

How do you spell Persia?

Persia

Where does the kamancheh come from?

it comes from Persia it comes from Persia it comes from Persia

What was Persia former name?

Persia had no former name, it was always known as Persia.

What is the new name of persia?

Persia

What is the value of Persia?

what is the values of persia

Current name of Persia?

Price of Persia

Is Persia in Spain?

No, Persia is the country also known as Iran.

Who discovered the ice?

No one discovered ice cream. To discover something it has to all ready exist. In 400 BC in Persia they had an iced desert and in the 10th century Arab countries served a desert made of ice and milk. ancient Rome had a ice desert with fruit.

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