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10 Then King Ahasuerus imposed a tax on everyone throughout his empire, even on those living on the islands of the Mediterranean Sea. 2 The king’s scribes made a record in the royal chronicles of Media and Persia of all the great things that King Ahasuerus accomplished because he was so powerful. They also wrote there in a complete way the great things that Mordecai did because the king had promoted him to a very important position. 3 Mordecai the Jew was able to do so much because he was the most powerful person in the empire after King Ahasuerus. He was also a leader among his own people. All of his fellow Jews respected him. He worked hard to make sure that the Jews would always prosper.