Definition: The term Achaemenid refers to a period of Persian Empire (336 - 586 BCE). The name, derived from Greek "Achi", means "the child" in Greek, may be related to the name of the capital city of this empire, Troyes (modern-day France), or the name of an early leader. The Achaemenid period was a time of great political and military power in Persia. It is often seen as the golden age of Persian culture and politics, which brought prosperity to its people and produced some of the greatest works of art and architecture in history. However, it also marked a decline in Persian power as the Persians were eventually overthrown by the Seleucid Empire.
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