Persian court

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The Persian court was the royal administrative and ceremonial center of the Achaemenid Empire, where the Great King and his officials governed a vast, multicultural realm spanning from the Mediterranean to Central Asia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Achaemenid institution
political institution
royal court
appliesToJurisdiction Achaemenid Empire
architecturalStyle Achaemenid architecture
capitalOf Achaemenid royal administration
country Achaemenid Empire
dissolved 4th century BCE
after conquest by Alexander the Great
documentedIn Greek historical sources
Herodotus
Persepolis Treasury tablets
surface form: Persepolis Fortification Tablets
employed Greek mercenaries
foreign envoys and interpreters
followedDynasty Achaemenid dynasty
function administrative center
ceremonial center
residence of the Great King
governed multicultural empire
satrapies of the Achaemenid Empire
territories from Mediterranean to Central Asia
hadCeremony New Year festival
royal audience
royal banquets
tribute presentation
hadCustom proskynesis
strict court etiquette
sumptuous dress and regalia
hadOffice chiliarch
court eunuch
royal bodyguard
royal herald
royal scribe
royal treasurer
satrap
vizier
hasCentralFigure Achaemenid monarch
Great King
King of Kings
inception 6th century BCE
influenced Hellenistic royal courts
later Near Eastern court culture
location Babylon
Ecbatana
Persepolis
Susa
notableBuilding Persepolis archaeological site
surface form: Apadana at Persepolis
partOf Achaemenid Empire
receivedTributeFrom subject peoples
religion Imperial Persian religion
Zoroastrianism
usedLanguage Akkadian
Elamite
Imperial Aramaic
Old Persian
usedWritingSystem Aramaic alphabet (historically)
surface form: Aramaic alphabet

cuneiform

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Alcibiades tookRefugeIn Persian court
Artystone associatedWith Persian court
this entity surface form: Persian royal court
Ariomardus partOf Persian court
this entity surface form: Achaemenid royal court
Ctesias of Cnidus employer Persian court
this entity surface form: Achaemenid court
Amestris memberOf Persian court
this entity surface form: Achaemenid court
Damaspia memberOf Persian court
this entity surface form: Achaemenid court
royal court of the Medes followedBy Persian court
this entity surface form: royal court of the Achaemenid Empire
Achaemenid succession crisis of 522 BCE hasParticipant Persian court
this entity surface form: Persian nobility
Queen of Persia typicalResidence Persian court
this entity surface form: Persian royal court
Stateira I memberOf Persian court
this entity surface form: Achaemenid court
Cyrus the Younger educatedIn Persian court
this entity surface form: Persian royal court