By around 600 BCE, Lydians, Babylonians, and Medians check each other before the Persians emerge under Cyrus.
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By around 600 BCE, Lydians, Babylonians, and Medians check each other before the Persians emerge under Cyrus.
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"...Lydians. Over here in Mesopotamia are what people will call the Babylonians. And over here, okay, are the Medians. And these are three superpowers..."
"They're powerful, but they're not powerful enough to destroy each other. Okay? Around this time will emerge a new power center called the Persians...."
"...they tried many different techniques on how to control Jerusalem. The Babylonians tried to take captives, hostages, and that didn't really work as well...."
"...Bible, where the Jews were kicked out of Jerusalem by the Babylonians, and the Temple was burned down. And so what the Jews believe..."
"...another region, okay? So now what will happen is that the Babylonians will come. The Assyrians will come. Eventually, from the Zagos Mountains, a..."
"...these empires change all the time. Okay? So this is the Babylonian Empire. This gives us Hammurabi. Okay? Then you have the Assyrian Empire...."
"...So this is the Assyrian Empire. And this is the Neo -Babylonian Empire. Okay? So you have these empires that constantly change over time...."
"...known for his openness. And so what happens is that the Babylonian Empire basically surrendered to him in a fight. Why? Because of elite..."
"...being pulled in different directions okay the anatolians the assyrians the babylonians the egyptians because they're strategically very important and so what's really hard..."
"...jerusalem uh basically they switch loyalties all the time eventually the babylonians are so pissed off that they decide to burn down their temple..."
"...history, there have been three major empires. The Akkadian Empire, the Babylonian Empire, and the Assyrian Empire. And it goes back and forth. And..."
"There's Greek mythology, there's Chinese mythology, there's Babylonian mythology, but Egyptian mythology, it's unique, okay? So I'm gonna explain to you the basic contours..."
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