Tahmuras

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Tahmuras is a legendary king in Iranian mythology, famed in the Shahnameh for subduing demons and advancing civilization during the early mythical dynasties.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Pishdadian king
Shahnameh character
legendary figure
mythological king
appearsIn Iranian mythology
Shahnameh NERFINISHED
associatedMotif king who compels demons to serve humans
associatedWith Pishdadian mythic cycle NERFINISHED
early mythical dynasties
category Kings in Shahnameh NERFINISHED
Persian legendary kings
cosmicRole upholder of asha (order) against druj (chaos)
culture Iranian NERFINISHED
dynasty Pishdadian dynasty NERFINISHED
epithet Demon-subduer NERFINISHED
father Hushang NERFINISHED
genreOfSource epic poetry
governsOver humans and demons
hasInfluenceOn Iranian national mythology
Persian literary tradition
hasMythicFunction bridge between primal culture and later civilization
hasNameVariant Tahmuras the Demon-Binder NERFINISHED
Tahmurasp NERFINISHED
languageOfPrimarySource Persian NERFINISHED
learnedFromDemons arts
different scripts
writing
moralRole champion of order against chaos
notableFor advancing civilization
binding the divs (demons)
subduing demons
portrayedAs just ruler
warrior king
predecessor Hushang NERFINISHED
realm Iran NERFINISHED
relatedTradition Greater Iranian mythological tradition
religiousContext Zoroastrian-influenced mythology
roleInMyth civilizer king
sourceTextAuthor Ferdowsi NERFINISHED
successor Jamshid NERFINISHED
symbolizes control over destructive forces
progress of civilization
taughtBy demons
timePeriodInMyth mythical prehistory

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legendary Pishdadian dynasty hasLegendaryKing Tahmuras
subject surface form: Pishdadian dynasty