Sohrab

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Sohrab is a tragic hero in the Persian epic Shahnameh, famed as the valiant but ill-fated son of the champion Rostam.

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Label Occurrences
Sohrab canonical 11

Statements (43)

Predicate Object
instanceOf character in Shahnameh
mythological character
tragic hero
alignment Turanian army
appearsIn Shahnameh
associatedWith Iran
Rostam
Tahmineh
Turan
battle single combat with Rostam
characterTrait bravery
honor
youth
createdBy Ferdowsi
culture Persian
deathCause wounds in single combat
enemyOf Islamic Republic of Iran Army
surface form: Iranian army
father Rostam
genre epic poetry
hasRelationshipWith Rostam
Tahmineh
hasTheme fate and destiny
father–son conflict
heroism
tragic irony
influenced adaptations in theater and opera
later Persian literature
killedBy Rostam
languageOfWork Persian language
surface form: Persian
literaryPeriod classical Persian literature
literarySignificance one of the most famous tragic figures in Shahnameh
mother Tahmineh
narrativeFunction to exemplify the tragedy of ignorance
to highlight the cruelty of fate
notableFor being killed unknowingly by his father
being the ill-fated son of Rostam
partOf Rostam
surface form: Rostam and Sohrab episode
portrayedAs noble enemy of Iran
roleInWork tragic warrior
settingOfActivity battlefields between Iran and Turan
symbolizes lost potential
the cost of war
unrecognized kinship

Referenced by (11)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Rostam child Sohrab
The Kite Runner (novel) hasCharacter Sohrab
subject surface form: The Kite Runner
Amir adoptiveFatherOf Sohrab
Amir rescues Sohrab
Hassan guardianOf Sohrab
Assef antagonisticTo Sohrab
Assef defeatedBy Sohrab