satrapy

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sa·tra·py

S0099800 (sā′trə-pē, -trăp′ē, săt′rə-pē)n. pl. sa·tra·pies 1. The territory or sphere under the rule of a satrap.2. A nation, state, territory, or area controlled as if by a satrap: "No military legions from the West are going to liberate their Eastern European satrapies" (John Hughes).

satrapy

(ˈsætrəpɪ) n, pl -trapies (Historical Terms) the province, office, or period of rule of a satrap

sa•trap•y

(ˈseɪ trə pi, ˈsæ-)

n., pl. -trap•ies. the province or jurisdiction of a satrap. [1595–1605]

satrapy

Persian Empire, the system of provincial governments ruled by satraps, each of whom answered to the Persian emperor.See also: Government

Satrapy

a military-administrative division (province) in the kingdom of the Achaemenids, governed by a satrap. Circa 518 B.C., Darius I divided the kingdom into 20 satrapies, whose boundaries in most cases corresponded to the boundaries of the individual countries that were part of the Achaemenid state, such as Babylonia, Egypt, and Media. The number of satrapies and their boundaries changed often. Each satrapy paid an established tribute and could have its own laws, traditions, and language or languages. The division into satrapies was preserved in the Seleucid, Parthian, and Sassanid states.

单词	satrapy
释义	satrapy enUK sa·tra·py S0099800 (sā′trə-pē, -trăp′ē, săt′rə-pē)n. pl. sa·tra·pies 1. The territory or sphere under the rule of a satrap.2. A nation, state, territory, or area controlled as if by a satrap: "No military legions from the West are going to liberate their Eastern European satrapies" (John Hughes). satrapy (ˈsætrəpɪ) n, pl -trapies (Historical Terms) the province, office, or period of rule of a satrap sa•trap•y (ˈseɪ trə pi, ˈsæ-) n., pl. -trap•ies. the province or jurisdiction of a satrap. [1595–1605] satrapy Persian Empire, the system of provincial governments ruled by satraps, each of whom answered to the Persian emperor.See also: Government Satrapy enUK Satrapy a military-administrative division (province) in the kingdom of the Achaemenids, governed by a satrap. Circa 518 B.C., Darius I divided the kingdom into 20 satrapies, whose boundaries in most cases corresponded to the boundaries of the individual countries that were part of the Achaemenid state, such as Babylonia, Egypt, and Media. The number of satrapies and their boundaries changed often. Each satrapy paid an established tribute and could have its own laws, traditions, and language or languages. The division into satrapies was preserved in the Seleucid, Parthian, and Sassanid states. ThesaurusSeesatrap
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