| Sogdian warriors | |
|---|---|
| Active | 530 BC - 486 BC |
| Allegiance | 
Achaemenid Empire |
| Type | Infantry and cavalry |
| Engagements | Greco–Persian Wars, and other wars. |
The Sogdian warriors were cavalry in Achaemenid army. The Sogdiana provided contingents of soldiers to the Achaemenid kings. [1] And would later also be used by the Sasanian Empire as a infantry and cavalry unit.
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| Sogdian warriors | |
|---|---|
| Active | 530 BC - 486 BC |
| Allegiance |
Achaemenid Empire |
| Type | Infantry and cavalry |
| Engagements | Greco–Persian Wars, and other wars. |
The Sogdian warriors were cavalry in Achaemenid army. The Sogdiana provided contingents of soldiers to the Achaemenid kings. [1] And would later also be used by the Sasanian Empire as a infantry and cavalry unit.
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