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: He is widely identified as the king who authorized Ezra to lead a second group of Jews back to Jerusalem and later permitted his cupbearer, Nehemiah, to rebuild the city's walls.
was a common throne name for several kings of the Achaemenid Persian Empire. The name in Old Persian, Artaxšaçā , translates to "having a kingdom of justice" or "whose reign is through truth". While multiple monarchs held this title, history and religious texts most frequently focus on the following three: Artaxerxes I (Reigned 465–424 BC)
: His reign was relatively stable, though he faced a major revolt in Egypt supported by Athens. He eventually concluded the Peace of Callias with the Greeks, ending decades of open warfare. Artaxerxes II (Reigned 404–358 BC) Artaxerxes I Makrocheir - Livius.org
Known as (meaning "Long-handed"), he was the son of Xerxes I and famously nicknamed because his right hand was reportedly longer than his left.
: He is widely identified as the king who authorized Ezra to lead a second group of Jews back to Jerusalem and later permitted his cupbearer, Nehemiah, to rebuild the city's walls.
was a common throne name for several kings of the Achaemenid Persian Empire. The name in Old Persian, Artaxšaçā , translates to "having a kingdom of justice" or "whose reign is through truth". While multiple monarchs held this title, history and religious texts most frequently focus on the following three: Artaxerxes I (Reigned 465–424 BC) artaxerxes
: His reign was relatively stable, though he faced a major revolt in Egypt supported by Athens. He eventually concluded the Peace of Callias with the Greeks, ending decades of open warfare. Artaxerxes II (Reigned 404–358 BC) Artaxerxes I Makrocheir - Livius.org : He is widely identified as the king
Known as (meaning "Long-handed"), he was the son of Xerxes I and famously nicknamed because his right hand was reportedly longer than his left. While multiple monarchs held this title, history and
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