artaxerxes

• Nombre propio que se refiere a un rey persa histórico, conocido por sofocar rebeliones y firmar la paz con Esparta, así como por permitir la práctica del judaísmo en Jerusalén.

A proper noun referring to a historical king of Persia, known for subduing revolutions and making peace with Sparta, and also for sanctioning the practice of Judaism in Jerusalem.

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1. King of Persia (Artaxerxes I)C2formal

   A Persian king who ruled from 465 to 424 BC, known for allowing the Jewish people to practice their religion in Jerusalem.

   Artajerjes I, rey de Persia

   • Artaxerxes I permitted the rebuilding of the Temple in Jerusalem.
   • The reign of Artaxerxes I was marked by relative peace with Greece.
   • Historical records mention Artaxerxes I in the context of Jewish history.

2. King of Persia (Artaxerxes II)C2formal

   A Persian king who ruled from 404 to 359 BC, known for suppressing numerous revolts and making peace with Sparta.

   Artajerjes (rey persa)

   • Artaxerxes II faced many rebellions during his long reign.
   • The Peace of Antalcidas was negotiated under Artaxerxes II.
   • Artaxerxes II is often mentioned in Greek historical texts.