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Babylon is an ancient city in Mesopotamia on the banks of the Euphrates River, the largest metropolis on Earth in the VI century BC. 2560 years ago, almost without resistance, he capitulated at the mercy of the Persian conqueror Cyrus II the Great. The Babylonian kingdom, known since the distant times of Hammurabi's predecessors, withdrew from the historical arena and gave way to the Achaemenid Empire. Since then, the decline of Babylon began. Although the city is still the capital of both the Persian Shahanshah and Alexander the Great, in the Roman era it will remain mostly the ruins themselves. Which can be seen today near Baghdad - the capital of Iraq.
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