King of Phrygia

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The King of Phrygia is the legendary monarch of an ancient Anatolian kingdom, best known in myth for rulers like Gordias and his son Midas, who are associated with the Gordian Knot and the golden touch.

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instanceOf legendary monarch title
mythological role
appearsIn Greek heroic legends
classical literature
associatedWith Gordian Knot NERFINISHED
Gordias NERFINISHED
Midas NERFINISHED
Phrygian mythology
golden touch
country Phrygia NERFINISHED
culture Phrygian culture
governs Phrygian people
hasCapital Gordium NERFINISHED
influenced later European folklore about cursed wealth
influencedBy Greek storytelling traditions
knownFor association with knots and riddles
association with miraculous transformations
legendary wealth
prophetic oracles
language Phrygian language NERFINISHED
linkedMyth Alexander the Great cutting the Gordian Knot NERFINISHED
Midas receiving the golden touch from Dionysus
Midas’s donkey ears
locatedIn Anatolia NERFINISHED
ancient Asia Minor
narrativeRole example of hubris and punishment
host to Greek heroes
partOf Anatolian mythology NERFINISHED
Greek mythology
politicalType monarchy
predecessorState Hittite Empire NERFINISHED
region central Anatolia
religion Phrygian religion
sourceType classical historiography
mythological tradition
successorState Lydian Kingdom NERFINISHED
symbolizes fate and destiny
insoluble problems (via Gordian Knot)
royal power
wealth and greed
timePeriod Iron Age
early 1st millennium BCE
titleHolder Gordias NERFINISHED
Midas NERFINISHED
various semi-legendary Phrygian rulers
worshippedDeity Cybele NERFINISHED
Sabazios NERFINISHED

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Gordias positionHeld King of Phrygia