Persian Achaemenid Architecture

The Achaemenid Persians established the greatest land Empire in the
ancient world commanding vast wealth and power. This brought about the
development of Persian architecture that blended the architectural ideas from
its diverse population and merged it to its own unique style that inspires awe
from then and now.
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