-
Gygaea or
Gygaia may
refer to: Lake
Gygaea, or Gygaia, an
ancient name of Lake
Marmara in
Manisa Turkey.
Gygaea of
Macedon daughter of
Amyntas I This...
- intra-dynastic conflict. Consequently,
Amyntas took two wives:
Eurydice and
Gygaea. He
first married Eurydice,
daughter of
Sirras and
maternal granddaughter...
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Gygaea (Gr****: Γυγαίη) was a
daughter of
Amyntas I and
sister of
Alexander I of Macedon. She was
given away in
marriage by her
brother to the
Persian General...
- Macedonia. He had two
children with an
unnamed spouse:
Alexander I and
Gygaea. In 513 BC,
Persian forces led by
Darius I
crossed the
Bosporus in a successful...
- as well as a
sister named Eurynoe.
Amyntas later married another woman,
Gygaea, with whom he had
three sons, Philip's half-brothers Archelaus, Arrhidaeus...
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perhaps Eurydice. He had a
sister named Gygaea (Gr****: Γυγαίη).
According to Herodotus,
Alexander married Gygaea to the
Persian general Bubares while a...
- his
predecessor Amyntas III had
three sons with a
possible second wife
Gygaea: Archelaus, Arrhidaeus, and Menelaus. Philip II had
Archelaus put to death...
- intermarried, such as the
Persian official Bubares who
married Amyntas' daughter,
Gygaea.
Family ties that the
Macedonian rulers Amyntas and
Alexander enjo**** with...
-
Amyntas was the son of the
Persian official Bubares by his
Macedonian wife
Gygaea. He was
named after his
maternal grandfather,
Amyntas I, who
ruled Macedonia...
- lake
identified as Lake
Gygaea or
Koloe (modern Lake Marmara), see Robert, pp. 334 ff.; Lane Fox, pp. 290–291. For Lake
Gygaea see Homer,
Iliad 2.864–866;...
