Kayanian cycle

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The Kayanian cycle is a body of Iranian legendary and epic traditions centered on the Kayanian dynasty of heroic kings, prominently preserved in texts like the Avesta and the Shahnameh.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Iranian legendary tradition
epic tradition
mythological cycle
part of Iranian mythology
associatedWithConcept Asha NERFINISHED
daeva
khvarenah NERFINISHED
associatedWithPeople Iranians NERFINISHED
Turanian enemies
centeredOn Kayanian dynasty NERFINISHED
chronologicallyFollows Pishdadian cycle NERFINISHED
containsMotif just king
sacred royal glory lost and regained
featuresDynasty Kayanians NERFINISHED
formsPartOf Shahnameh legendary history NERFINISHED
hasCulturalContext Greater Iranian world NERFINISHED
Zoroastrian tradition
hasLanguage Avestan NERFINISHED
Middle Persian NERFINISHED
New Persian NERFINISHED
hasReligiousFrame Zoroastrian cosmology NERFINISHED
hasSetting Iran NERFINISHED
Turan NERFINISHED
hasTheme cosmic struggle between good and evil
divine glory
heroic kingship
legitimate rule
protection of the Iranian land
includesCharacter Afrasiab NERFINISHED
Giv NERFINISHED
Kay Kavad NERFINISHED
Kay Kavus NERFINISHED
Kay Khosrow NERFINISHED
Kay Qobad NERFINISHED
Rostam NERFINISHED
Siyavash NERFINISHED
Tusar NERFINISHED
Vishtaspa NERFINISHED
Zoroaster NERFINISHED
influenced Islamic-era Iranian historiography
later Persian epic poetry
preservedIn Avesta NERFINISHED
Middle Persian literature NERFINISHED
Shahnameh NERFINISHED
Yashts NERFINISHED
later Persian epics
relatedTo Iranian national epic
Kayanian dynasty NERFINISHED
timeDepth pre-Islamic Iran

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Iranian mythology hasCycle Kayanian cycle