Persian Administration

Persian administration historically referred to the organized governance system of the Persian Empire, characterized by a centralized bureaucracy, regional governors called satraps, and a focus on stable, efficient rule. It involved detailed record-keeping, standardized taxation, and infrastructure development to control vast territories. The system allowed effective communication and resource management across diverse cultures and regions, facilitating the empire's longevity and prosperity. This administrative model influenced subsequent governance structures in the region and contributed to maintaining order and unity in the expansive Persian domains.