伊比利亚外高加索地区的长期跨文化关系与国家形成:一个编年史的视角

Abr-Nahrain : an annual under the auspices of the Department of Semitic Studies, University of Melbourne Pub Date : 2004-01-01 DOI:10.2143/ANES.41.0.562923

J. Morin

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本文认为，伊比利亚不是在真空中形成的，也不是对更先进系统的模仿，而是当地精英与波斯人长期(公元前5 - 2世纪)双边关系的结果。伊比利亚是在塞琉古王朝波斯一世灭亡后，为了维护精英阶层的地位而兴起的。

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Long-term cross-cultural relations and state-formation in Transcaucasian Iberia: An Annaliste perspective

This paper argues that Iberia did not form in a vacuum, nor as an imitation of more advanced systems, but was the result of long-term (fifth-second century B. C.) bilateral relationships between local elites and the Persians. Iberia arose to preserve the standing of elites after the collapse of Seleucid Persia I .

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