King Gordias

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King Gordias is a legendary Phrygian ruler best known in Greek mythology as the creator of the Gordian Knot, whose loosening was prophesied to determine the future ruler of Asia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Phrygian ruler
legendary figure
mythological king
associatedLegend chosen as king after an oracle instructed Phrygians to select the first man arriving in a wagon
tied his wagon to a post in Gordium with an intricate knot
associatedWith oracle at Telmissus NERFINISHED
royal legitimacy in Phrygia
wagon dedicated in Gordium
category Mythological kings of Anatolia
child Midas NERFINISHED
country Phrygia NERFINISHED
creatorOf Gordian Knot NERFINISHED
culture Greek mythology
Phrygian mythology NERFINISHED
describedAs peasant before becoming king in some traditions
describedIn Greek mythological tradition
ethnicGroup Phrygians NERFINISHED
hasLegendaryStatus true
influenced later legends about Alexander the Great and the Gordian Knot
languageOfTradition Greek
mythologicalLocation Gordium NERFINISHED
notableFor Gordian Knot NERFINISHED
being associated with a prophecy about the ruler of Asia
partOf cycle of myths surrounding Midas
positionHeld King of Phrygia NERFINISHED
prophecy whoever loosed the Gordian Knot would become ruler of Asia
religion ancient Phrygian religion
residence Gordium NERFINISHED
spouse Cybele NERFINISHED
timePeriod mythic era of early Phrygia

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Gordium associatedWith King Gordias