satrapy (Meaning)
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satrapy (n.)
The government or jurisdiction of a satrap; a principality.
Synonyms & Antonyms of satrapy
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satrapy Sentence Examples
- The vast Persian Empire was divided into administrative units called satrapies.
- Each satrapy was ruled by a governor known as a satrap.
- The satrap of Egypt had a significant degree of autonomy.
- The satrapy of Lydia was known for its wealth and resources.
- The satrapy of Babylonia was a cultural and religious center.
- The satrap often had his own army to maintain order within his jurisdiction.
- The satrapy system allowed the Persian Empire to control its vast territory effectively.
- The satrapies were responsible for collecting taxes and providing resources to the central government.
- The satrapies played a key role in the defense of the empire's borders.
- The satrapy system eventually became a source of weakness for the Persian Empire, as some satraps became overly ambitious and sought independence.
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The government or jurisdiction of a satrap; a principality.
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No antonyms found.
The vast Persian Empire was divided into administrative units called satrapies.
Each satrapy was ruled by a governor known as a satrap.
The satrap of Egypt had a significant degree of autonomy.
The satrapy of Lydia was known for its wealth and resources.