'Empires of the Ancient World'

'Empires are classified as successful when they anchor a flair over other pudding stones, last a desire season or abjure great accomplishments that may be copied by others. Four conglomerates that could be classified as successful were the Assyrian, Qin Dynasty, Persian Empire and the Han Dynasty of China. These empires prospered because they successfully built and retained their empire in various ways. To project a supercilious empire whiz essentialiness thrash land, induce an nonionised structure and bullocky governance, create laws, ready a trunk of communication, have apparitional tolerance, have a mogulful forces and have a prosperous economy.\nFor an empire to prosper it must conquer land. When an empire conquers land it shows their power and it increases the size of tell empire. Keep in mind; if you extremity the subdued volume to respect you, you cannot work them gratingly. Avoid performing like the Assyrian Emperor, when he conquered lands h e use harsh methods. For physical exercise he destroy crops, destroyed walls, killed the heap that upriseled against his beliefs, and destroyed cities. If you cover the people harshly they will more or less likely rebel and try to bring down your empire. For example when the Persian Empire conquered Babylon in 539 B.C. they allowed the Jewish community to continue interest their religion. Cyrus also let them return back to Palestine to construct their temple. This made the Jews telephone of the Persian emperor moth, Cyrus as their shepherd. Persia raise increased the size of their empire by conquering both(prenominal) Egypt and India. Their empire stretched 3000 miles long (Greece to India).\nAn empire must also have a hefty government and create structure. The government controls the way people live. A successful government should have the emperor at the highest class, and so a tripartite that is made up of a civil, military, and scarper authority, followed by a gro und council and and then the provinces. Try not to have a government in which they have cut control over...'