Gubaru (Gobryas)

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Gubaru (Gobryas) was a Persian general and official traditionally associated with the conquest and early governance of Babylon under Cyrus the Great.

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Gobryas (Ugbaru) 1
Gubaru 0

Statements (36)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Achaemenid official
Persian general
historical figure
allegiance Achaemenid Persia NERFINISHED
associatedWith Achaemenid conquest of Mesopotamia NERFINISHED
fall of the Neo-Babylonian Empire NERFINISHED
connectedTo transition from Babylonian to Persian rule
culture Persian
deathPlace Babylon (according to some interpretations of chronicles) NERFINISHED
employer Achaemenid Empire NERFINISHED
eventRoleDescription led or facilitated entry of Persian forces into Babylon
governanceRole implementing Cyrus’s policies in Babylonia
maintaining order in Babylon after its capture
governedFor Cyrus the Great NERFINISHED
hasAlternativeName Gobryas NERFINISHED
Gubāru NERFINISHED
Ugbaru NERFINISHED
historicalStatus traditionally identified as Cyrus’s general at Babylon
languageContext Akkadian sources
Greek sources
mentionedIn Nabonidus Chronicle NERFINISHED
notableFor early administration of Babylon for Cyrus the Great
participation in the capture of Babylon
officeJurisdiction Babylon and its province NERFINISHED
positionHeld governor of Babylon
military commander
possibleConfusionWith Gobryas (courtier of Darius I) NERFINISHED
regionOfActivity Babylonia NERFINISHED
Mesopotamia NERFINISHED
religiousContext operated under emerging imperial policy tolerant of local cults
roleInEvent conquest of Babylon
scholarlyDebate identity and exact role disputed by modern historians
servedUnder Cyrus the Great NERFINISHED
sourceType classical historiography
cuneiform chronicles
timePeriod 6th century BCE

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Achaemenid satrapy of Babylonia firstSatrap Gubaru (Gobryas)
this entity surface form: Gobryas (Ugbaru)