The Sudden Empire (Persia)

Relates the history of the Archaemenid Dynasty against a background of the deserted city of Persepolis. Explains how Darius the Great adapted methods and ideas from other civilizations, including the Assyrians, Egyptians, Babylonians and Greeks. Points out how the adoption of the Lydian system of coinage enabled Persia to become a dominant power, until its sudden fall to Alexander the Great.

More in Glory that Remains Series

  1. Old Soldiers Never Die (Numidia) 1969
  2. Sermons In Stone (India) 1969
  3. The Great Mogul (India) 1969
  4. The Great Sophy (Persia) 1969
  5. The Pink City (Jaipur, India) 1969
  6. The Sudden Empire (Persia) 1969
  7. Walls That Speak (Libya) 1969
  8. The Siege Of The Rock (Israel) 1970
  9. The Thousand Year Walk (Egypt) 1970
  10. The Forgotten Kingdom (Sudan) 1971

Sources

  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, format, sound, description, catalog record