king of Mycenae

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The king of Mycenae is the mythological ruler of the powerful Bronze Age Greek city of Mycenae, central to many legends of the House of Atreus and the Trojan War cycle.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mythological title
royal title in Greek mythology
appearsIn Epic Cycle NERFINISHED
Iliad NERFINISHED
Odyssey NERFINISHED
tragedies of Aeschylus NERFINISHED
tragedies of Euripides NERFINISHED
tragedies of Sophocles NERFINISHED
associatedPlace Argolis NERFINISHED
Peloponnese NERFINISHED
associatedWith House of Atreus NERFINISHED
Mycenaean Greece NERFINISHED
Trojan War cycle NERFINISHED
country Mycenae NERFINISHED
culture Ancient Greek mythology
domain military leadership
political leadership
dynasty House of Atreus NERFINISHED
House of Pelops NERFINISHED
House of Perseus NERFINISHED
governs Mycenaean citadel of Mycenae NERFINISHED
greekName βασιλεύς Μυκηνῶν
languageOfOrigin Ancient Greek
linkedLegend feast of Thyestes
labours of Heracles under Eurystheus NERFINISHED
murder of Agamemnon NERFINISHED
sacrifice of Iphigenia NERFINISHED
locatedInTime mythological Bronze Age
mythologicalCapital Mycenae NERFINISHED
mythologicalStatus semi-legendary ruler
notableBearer Agamemnon NERFINISHED
Atreus NERFINISHED
Eurystheus NERFINISHED
Pelops NERFINISHED
Perseus NERFINISHED
positionHeldIn Mycenae NERFINISHED
relatedTitle king of Argos
king of Sparta
religion ancient Greek religion (mythological context)
roleInMythology central figure in curse of the House of Atreus
leader of Greek forces against Troy
succession patrilineal succession within House of Atreus
symbolizes power of Mycenaean Greece
tragic fate under a family curse
typeOfMonarchy hereditary kingship

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Atreus hasRole king of Mycenae
Thyestes title king of Mycenae
this entity surface form: King of Mycenae