Cyrus the Great

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Definition
  1. Proper noun:
    • The founder of the Achaemenid Persian Empire: Cyrus the Great refers to a specific historical figure, Cyrus II of Persia, who established the First Persian Empire through conquest and is noted for his innovative and tolerant style of governance.
    • A historical king of Persia: He was a monarch who ruled from approximately 600 to 529 BC and is a significant figure in ancient history.
Usage Examples
  • Proper noun:
    • Cyrus the Great is celebrated for his decree allowing exiled peoples, like the Jews, to return to their homelands.
    • The empire founded by Cyrus the Great stretched from the Indus Valley to Asia Minor.
Advanced Usage

  • "The legacy of Cyrus the Great": refers to the long-lasting impact of his rule, policies, and the empire he founded.

    • Scholars often study the legacy of Cyrus the Great in terms of human rights and imperial administration.

  • "The Cylinder of Cyrus the Great": refers to a specific ancient artifact, often called the first charter of human rights.

    • The British Museum houses the Cylinder of Cyrus the Great.
Variants and Related Words

  • Cyrus II (proper noun): The regnal name and a direct variant for Cyrus the Great.

    • Cyrus II is another name for the historical figure known as Cyrus the Great.

  • Achaemenid Empire (proper noun): The name of the empire he founded.

    • The Achaemenid Empire was established by Cyrus the Great.
Synonyms
  • Cyrus the Elder: An occasional historical synonym.
  • Cyrus II of Persia: The formal regnal name.
Related Phrases
  • The Great King Cyrus: A formal or honorific title.
    • Inscriptions often refer to him as the Great King Cyrus.
Noun
  1. king of Persia and founder of the Persian Empire (circa 600-529 BC)

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