Dara I
Kay Darab, or Darab Kiani, is a legendary king of Iran, who ruled Zoroastrian Persia after his father Kai Bahman and his mother Homai in the 4th century BC.
He is the subject of the 12th-century Darab Nama.
According to shahnameh his son "Dara" is king when Alexander the Great conquered Persia, a role historically fulfilled by Darius III.
It was rumored the town of Darab or Darabgerd was built by him.
Sources
- Tafazzoli, Ahmad (1994). "Dārā(b) (1)". Encyclopædia Iranica, online edition, Vol. VII, Fasc. 1. New York. pp. 1–2.CS1 maint: ref=harv (link)
Further reading
- Briant, Pierre (2015), Darius in the Shadow of Alexander, Harvard University Press, ISBN 9780674745209
See also
- Darius II
- Shahnameh characters
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Legendary Kings of the Shāhnāma 112 years (3135-3247 after Keyumars) |
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