It’s an inscription cut on to a rock about Darius. It is about when there was a rebellion and Darius managed to successfully stop it. In this inscription it shows that Darius is standing over the rebels on the right side of the inscription and on the left are Darius’s loyal men who never betrayed him.
It shows that kings need to prove themselves by standing tall over all the threats to their empire, even if they are rebels.
naqsh i rustam inscription
It’s a rock cut tomb built for Darius. It shows all of his achievements that he did and it shows how he managed to become king because he wasn’t an actual son of the first king.
It shows that even though Darius wasn’t the rightful ruler to the empire he did a lot of things to prove his legitimacy in this inscription it shows that he killed rebelling kings and he restored order in Persia and he was the rightful ruler to the empire.
The seal of darius
Well it’s a seal with darius on a chariot fighting a lion with a bow and arrow.
Well at the time of darius he had to prove himself to the Persian people because he was not meant to rule so he made this to prove that he is brave and he will protect the empire no matter what the threat is.
The persepolis inscription
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