Elissar

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Elissar is the legendary Phoenician queen and founder of the ancient city of Carthage, often identified with the figure of Dido in classical mythology.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Phoenician person
founder of a city
legendary queen
mythological figure
alsoKnownAs Alyssa NERFINISHED
Dido NERFINISHED
Elissa NERFINISHED
Queen Dido NERFINISHED
associatedWithAuthor Virgil NERFINISHED
associatedWithPlace Carthage NERFINISHED
Tyre NERFINISHED
associatedWithRegion Levant NERFINISHED
North Africa NERFINISHED
associatedWithWork Aeneid NERFINISHED
causeOfDeath suicide
countryOfOrigin Phoenicia NERFINISHED
culture Phoenician mythology
Punic tradition
depictedAs chaste widow loyal to her first husband in some traditions
lover of Aeneas in Roman epic tradition
ethnicGroup Phoenicians NERFINISHED
father Belus of Tyre NERFINISHED
Mutto NERFINISHED
founderOf Carthage NERFINISHED
Qart Hadasht NERFINISHED
gender female
hasLegend flight from Tyre after husband’s murder
purchase of land for Carthage with an oxhide trick
influenced later Roman views of Carthage
knownFor being identified with Dido
founding Carthage
languageOfName Phoenician NERFINISHED
mannerOfDeath self-immolation
mythologicalTradition Greco-Roman mythology NERFINISHED
Phoenician legend
narrativeRole founder-queen of Carthage
tragic heroine
positionHeld queen of Carthage
queen of Tyre
relative Pygmalion of Tyre NERFINISHED
religion ancient Semitic religion
residence Carthage NERFINISHED
Tyre NERFINISHED
sibling Pygmalion of Tyre NERFINISHED
spouse Acerbas NERFINISHED
Sychaeus NERFINISHED
timePeriod early first millennium BCE

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Elissa alsoKnownAs Elissar