El impacto de la intervención diplomática persa en su frontera helénica (513-449 a.C.)

Martín Cifuentes

doi:10.35305/cl.vi21.119

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Martín Cifuentes ISP "JVG"/ IES Nº 1/ ISFDyT Nº 46/ ISFD Nº 82, Argentina

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.35305/cl.vi21.119

Palabras clave:

Intervención, Diplomacia, xenía, Guerra, Acuerdos

Resumen

El objetivo de este artículo es analizar el impacto político que tuvo en el mundo griego la primera fase de expansión aqueménida sobre la Hélade Continental (513-449). Un proceso que, junto a un conjunto de campañas militares, estuvo conformado principalmente por el desarrollo de una estrategia diplomática de intervención a través de acuerdos de amistad (xenía) con familias aristocráticas. Este tipo de prácticas políticas fueron entabladas en el contexto de transición entre el siglo VI y V a.C. que implican el acto ritual de la entrega de tierra y agua, y fueron registrados por la tradición helena como un acto de sumisión al poder aqueménida. La propuesta es analizar el alcance de estas actividades diplomáticas como parte de una estrategia política para construir vínculos en un área de frontera de difícil acceso logístico para el control directo del imperio persa.

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