The Kings of Persia
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Records of the Past, 2nd series, Vol. III, ed. by A. H. Sayce, [1890], at sacred-texts.com
p. 130
THE KINGS OF PERSIA:—
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B.C. | ||
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1. |
Akhæmenês (Hakhâmanish) |
— |
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2. |
Teispes (Chaispaish), his son. He conquers Susiania and rules in Anzan |
cir. 600 |
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3. |
Ariaramnês (Ariyârâmna), son of Teispes, in Persia |
— |
|
3. |
Kyros I (Kuras), son of Teispes, in Anzan |
— |
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4. |
Arsamês (Arshâma), son of Ariaramnês, in Persia |
— |
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4. |
KambysĂŞs. I (Kamujyiya), son of Kyros, in Anzan |
— |
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5. |
Kyros II, or AgradatĂŞs, son of KambysĂŞs, in Anzan. He conquers Media, and founds the Persian empire |
550 |
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6. |
KambysĂŞs II, his son |
529 |
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7. |
GomatĂŞs (Gaumata) the Magian, the pseudo-Bardes or Smerdis, usurps the throne for seven months |
521 |
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8. |
Dareios (Dârayavaush), son of Hystaspês (Vishtâspa) and grandson of Arsamês |
521 |
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9. |
Xerxes I (Khshayârshâ), his son |
485 |
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10. |
ArtaxerxĂŞs I (Artakshatra) Longimanus, his son |
465 |
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11. |
Xerxes II, his son, for 2 months |
425 |
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p. 131 | ||
|
B.C. | ||
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12. |
Sogdianos, his half-brother, for 7 months |
425 |
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13. |
Dareios II Nothos (Okhos), his brother 1 |
424 |
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14. |
Artaxerxes II Mnêmôn, his son 1 |
405 |
|
Revolt of Kyros the younger |
401 | |
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15. |
Okhos (Uvasu), son of Artaxerxes |
362 |
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16. |
ArsĂŞs his son |
339 |
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17. |
Dareios III Kodomannos |
336 |
|
Conquered by Alexander |
330 |
END OF VOL. III
Printed by R. & R. CLARK, Edinburgh
Footnotes
131:1 A cuneiform tablet, however, gives the length of the reigns of Dareios II, and Artaxerxes II, as respectively 29 and 36 years.
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