The Classical Eastern Empires of the world were large empires in Asia. They had many emperors and kings go through reigns of power. Over time, the systems of government and policies throughout the lands evolved by the rulers and the people. The empires consisted of the Indian Empire, the Persian Empire, and the Chinese Empire. Although, the Indian Empire and the Persian Empire were similar in political patterns and in economic patterns, they were different in cultural patterns.
The Indian Empire and the Persian Empire were similar in political patterns. The Indian and Persian empires both had governments based on imperial bureaucracies. The Indian Empire and the Persian Empire both were dynasties where powerful families ruled. The Persian and Indian empires had compartmentalized governments divided into states. The Persian and Indian empires both had compartmentalized governments divided into states because it was too …show more content…
The Persian Empire practiced the religion of Zoroastrianism, while the Indian Empire practiced the religions of Buddhism and Hinduism. The Indian Empire used the language of Sanskrit for religious writing and speaking, while the Persian Empire used the language of Phoenician to communicate in speaking and writing. The Persian Empire had a holy book called the Zend Avesta, while the Indian Empire had holy books called the Vedas and the Upanishads. The Indian empire practiced the religion of Hinduism because the Aryans migrated to India and started their religion of Hinduism in the subcontinent and they practiced Buddhism because a man named Siddhartha Gautama founded Buddhism in India, in search of spiritual knowledge and enlightenment, and the religion flourished after this, while the Persians practiced Zoroastrianism because a man named Zoroaster (Zarathustra) founded the religion there as the religion came from his teachings, then the religion spread all across