The ancient state of Persia is which country it is now

The ancient Persian Empire was present-day Iran.

Persia is a transliteration of the old Greek and Latin names of Iran in Europe, that is, Persia is the ancient name of Iran. Historically, many empires have been established in West, Central and South Asia, such as the Achaemenid Dynasty, the Sassanid Dynasty, and the Safavid Empire.

Ancient Persia was the Islamic Republic of Iran, abbreviated as Irasonglang. In the 6th century BC, the Persians were ruled by the Median kingdom, and later rebelled against the Median under the leadership of Cyrus II, destroying the Median kingdom in 550 BC and establishing the Persian Empire. In 330 BCE, the last king of the Persian Empire, Darius III, was killed, and the Persian Empire came to an end.

After the establishment of the Persian Empire, Cyrus II and his son Cambyses II conquered the kingdom of Lydia, Neo-Babylon and Egypt, expanding the territory of the Persian Empire. In 513 BC, Darius I conquered Thrace, and the Persian Empire spanned three continents: Asia Minor, Africa, and Europa.

In 546 BC, the Persian Empire destroyed the kingdom of Lydia and ruled the Greek city-states of Asia Minor and the eastern coast of the Aegean Sea. Due to the brutality of the Persian Empire, in 500 BC, Miletus revolted, and Athens supported Miletus's revolt. In 494 BCE, King Darius I of the Persian Empire defeated the Miletus revolt.

When the Persian Empire was founded in 553 BC, its territory was limited to the southwestern part of the Persian plateau. With the conquests of Cyrus II and Cambyses II, the territory of the Persian Empire continued to expand. By the time of the reign of Darius I, the Persian Empire was the first great empire in the history of the world to span the three continents of Asia, Africa and Europe from Thrace, Asia Minor and the Nile Valley in the west, to the Pamirs and the Indus River Plain in the east, and to the Black Sea, the Caucasus Mountains, the Caspian Sea, the Aral Sea and the Syr Darya River in the north.

Persia is the ancient name for what is now Iran. Persia is the transliteration of Iran's ancient Greek and Latin languages in Europe.

Persia arose in the southwestern part of the Iranian plateau, and since 600 BC, the Greeks have called this region "Persia". Until 1935, Europeans used Persia to refer to this region and the ancient monarchies located in it.

At its most prosperous, the Persian Empire almost encroached on the Empire of Israel, and most of the territory of Chong and Arabia took root in Central Asia. The Persian Empire belongs to the Central Asian region, is a link connecting Asia, Africa, and the European peoples, and the European empires such as the Makai and the Qidon Empire and the Israel Empire, when they invade and expand to the east, the Persian Empire is the only way, although the Persian Empire has become cannon fodder for many countries, but it is still tenaciously developing, and the Persian Empire actively trades with Europe and Asia.

Persia is what is now Iran.

The Islamic Republic of Iran, referred to as Iran, is located in West Asia, which is a country that includes returning to the east, bordering Pakistan and Afghanistan in the east, bordering Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan and Armenia in the northwest, Turkey and Iraq in the west, and the Caspian Sea in the north-central and north, and the Persian Gulf and the Arabian Sea in the south, with a land area of about 10,000 square kilometers.