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Who was the Persian leader defeated by the Greeks?
The Persian leader defeated by the Greeks was Darius.
Which Persian leader created a vast empire that stretched from Asia Minor to WEstern India?
King Darius I
Who did Alexander the great conquer as a military leader?
The long list for this is very long. The short list is Darius III, emperor of the Persian empire.
How did the idea of provinces help darius control the empire?
Because the Darius and Persians were on war and the people were suffering as well but now in the future we are good and peaceful and You may ask why did the Darius and Persians were on war because, when they watched powerrangers they got good a war and when they were on war they sang go go powerrangers with a big explosion!
Did king Darius defeat Persians?
Darius was a Persian.
Who was the Persian leader defeated by the Greeks?
The Persian leader defeated by the Greeks was Darius.
Who was the great leader of the Persians?
Cyrus the Great, Darius I, Xerxes, and Darius II were all great Persian rulers.
Which Persian leader created a vast empire that stretched from Asia Minor to WEstern India?
King Darius I
Who was a great Persian leader?
Cyrus the Great, Darius the Great.
Who is the leader of a empire?
Cyrus the Great, Cambyses, Darius the Great ....
Which Persian leader do you think made the biggest contribution?
Darius I
Who was the leader of Persia at the time that Alexander was making his conquests?
Darius the third.
Which leader of the Persian empire extended it as the largest empire ever seen?
Darius
Which Persian leader was the first to attack mainland Greece?
King Darius I the Great.
Which Persian leader followed the longer route Darius or Xerxes?
The longer route to where.
Which Persian emperor was a more successful leader Cyrus the Great or Darius 1?
Cyrus established the Persian Empire. Darius consolidated it. Each to his own success.
What Persian leader was responsible for constructing the Royal Road and for reorganizing the empire into provinces?
Darius I
