satrapical (Meaning)
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satrapical (a.)
Satrapal.
Synonyms & Antonyms of satrapical
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satrapical Sentence Examples
- The satrapical province of Bactria was ruled by a powerful governor appointed by the Persian king.
- The satrapical system of governance divided the vast Persian Empire into smaller administrative units.
- The satrap of Egypt held significant power and played a crucial role in maintaining order and collecting taxes.
- The satrapical court was a hub of political and cultural activity, where officials and diplomats interacted.
- The satrapical army played a vital role in defending the Persian borders and suppressing rebellions.
- The satrapical economy relied on agriculture, trade, and the exploitation of natural resources.
- Satrapical officials were often responsible for the construction and maintenance of public works, such as roads and irrigation systems.
- The satrapical culture was a blend of Persian traditions and local influences, resulting in a rich and diverse society.
- Satrapical rulers often sought autonomy from the central authority in Persepolis, leading to tensions and conflicts.
- The decline of the Persian Empire led to the gradual dissolution of the satrapical system, paving the way for new political arrangements.
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Satrapal.
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The satrapical province of Bactria was ruled by a powerful governor appointed by the Persian king.
The satrapical system of governance divided the vast Persian Empire into smaller administrative units.
The satrap of Egypt held significant power and played a crucial role in maintaining order and collecting taxes.
The satrapical court was a hub of political and cultural activity, where officials and diplomats interacted.
