-
story of
Keyumars. He was the
first king to
arise among humans, who at that time
lived in
mountain caves and wore the
skins of leopards.
Keyumars was also...
- Book of Kings", the
divinity Sorush appears in the form of a parī to warn
Keyumars (the
mythological first man and shah of the world) and his son
Siamak of...
-
credits him with the
invention of music. From the skin-clad
followers of
Keyumars,
humanity had
risen to a
great civilization in Jamshid's time. Jamshid...
-
emergence of civilization.
Ferdowsi and many
historians have
considered Keyumars to be
first to use animals' skin and hair as clothing,
while others propose...
- Törüngey and Ece
Vietnamese mythology Lạc Long Quân and Âu Cơ
Zoroastrianism Keyumars Mahabad Mashya and
Mashyana Cosmic Man
Discovery of
human antiquity Eponymous...
-
Sorush warned Keyumars, Siāmak led an army of his own. Siāmak
accepted a
challenge to
single combat and died at the
hands of the demon.
Keyumars mourned for...
-
legends of Iran. It
appears in the
epics as the
homeland of the
protoplast Keyumars, the
birthplace of King Manuchehr, the
place where King
Fereydun bound...
- of Omar
Khayyam Divan of
Hafez Gulistan Bustan Mantiq-ut-Ṭayr Panj gang
Keyumars Mashya and
Mashyana Jamshid Arash Kamangir Rostam Zahhak Fereydun Esfandiar...
- Preceded by Zahāk
Legendary Kings of the Šāhnāme 1800–2300 (after
Keyumars) Succeeded by Manučehr...
- man/king'
figures in
different Iranian traditions,
along with Jamshid,
Keyumars, and Tahmuras. In the Avesta, he is
called Haoshyangha and is
given the...
