The Persians restored local traditions that their imperial predecessors had recently disrupted, most famously by

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The Persians, under Cyrus the Great, allowed Judean deportees to return from Babylonia to Jerusalem, which is a famous example of their policy of restoring local traditions and religious practices disrupted by previous empires. This act is documented in various historical and religious texts, highlighting the Persian approach to governance that respected and restored local customs and religious practices.

The Persians Restored Local Traditions That Their Imperial Predecessors Had