Modern Iran is where Persia originated, but during its peek expansion Persian Empire included most of the Middle East and Asia Minor.
The modern country that encompasses ancient Persia is Iran. Persia was the historical name for the region that is now Iran, particularly during the time of the Achaemenid Empire and subsequent dynasties. Today, Iran retains many aspects of its Persian heritage, including language, culture, and historical sites.
The modern country that corresponds to ancient Persia is Iran. Persia was the name used for the region before it officially adopted the name Iran in the 20th century. Iran has a rich cultural and historical heritage that traces back to the Persian Empire, which was one of the largest empires in ancient history.
Persia became known as modern day Iran.
It's a name, the name of a famous king of Persia in ancient times who was defeated by Alexander the Great.
Modern Persia corresponds to the nation of Iran. The term "Persia" was historically used to refer to the region and its people, but officially, in 1935, the country adopted the name "Iran," which means "Land of the Aryans." Despite this change, the cultural heritage and identity linked to Persia remain significant in Iranian history and society.
Whether Iran or Persia is likely to appear on a map depends on two things, the date the map is portraying, and the date the map is made. The name Iran is rather recent. Maps of ancient Persia use the name Persia. Maps from the 19th century are likely to say Persia. Modern maps of the modern land are unlikely to say Persia, and are likely to say Iran instead.
Persia was the old name of Iran.the correct term is Persia and it's the ancient name of Iran. Persian is the term used for people from Persia
Persia became known as modern day Iran.
Iraq and Iran were parts of Persia
Well modern Day Iran is in the east. Ancient Persia was also but they conquered cities that were to their west and their kingdom stretched from palestine to allitle bit of Europe.
Iran is the modern name for Persia.
It's present day Iraq... and Persia is Iran...
Turkestan is an ancient name for the Central Asian Turkic state of Turkmenistan.Specifically, the term traces its origins to the geographers of ancient Persia. But the term never was limited to either the ancient frontier or the modern borders of Turkmenistan. The term actually referred to the lands of all Turkish peoples.
Persia or Babylon
Mesopotamia ('between the rivers') covers the basins of the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers (modern day Iraq). Persia is to the east (modern day Iran).
Ancient Persia was very big. Yes, part of it did extend into modern day India, but it was mostly in Iraq, Iran, and Turkey.
the ancient name was "Mesopotamia"