Labdacus

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Labdacus is a mythological king of Thebes in Greek legend, best known as the father of Laius and grandfather of Oedipus.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Greek mythological figure
Theban king
mythological king
appearsIn Theban myths
associatedWith Theban cycle NERFINISHED
Theban royal family
childOf Polydorus NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Greek Antiquity
surface form: Ancient Greece
culture Ancient Greek mythology
deathInMyth died before birth of Oedipus
descendantOf Cadmus NERFINISHED
domain Thebes NERFINISHED
eponymOf Labdacids NERFINISHED
ethnicityInMyth Theban
fatherOf Laius NERFINISHED
fictionalStatus mythological
genre mythology
grandchildOf Cadmus NERFINISHED
grandfatherOf Oedipus NERFINISHED
hasHouse House of Labdacus NERFINISHED
hasIssue Laius NERFINISHED
knownFor being father of Laius
being grandfather of Oedipus
early ruler of Thebes
languageOfMyth Ancient Greek NERFINISHED
memberOf House of Thebes NERFINISHED
Labdacids NERFINISHED
mythologicalTradition Greek mythology NERFINISHED
namedAfter Labdacids NERFINISHED
placeOfRule Thebes NERFINISHED
positionHeld King of Thebes NERFINISHED
predecessor Polydorus NERFINISHED
relative Cadmus NERFINISHED
Harmonia NERFINISHED
Laius NERFINISHED
Oedipus NERFINISHED
religion Ancient Greek religion NERFINISHED
spouse unknown
successor Laius NERFINISHED
timeInMythology generation after Cadmus

Referenced by (3)

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

Polydorus fatherOf Labdacus
Laius predecessor Labdacus
Polydorus succeededBy Labdacus