Darius I   (translated from Dutch)
Darius I A can Persepolis, the city which founded Darius as a capital of Persian realm Darius large (Persian: ??? Dâriûsh, Oud-Perzisch: Darayavaush), the ... v. Chr. The head source concerning living Darius I large its is own inscripties, ...
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Darius I of Persia
Darius I of Persia Darius I of Persia Darius the Great (ca. 549 BC– 485/ ...
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Talk:Darius I of Persia
Talk:Darius I of Persia I removed the incorrect part about the origin of the name Darius, which indicated it is from the Old ... which indicated it is from Hebrew (which I corrected and provided the correct etymology ...
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Image:Darius I the Great's inscription.jpg
Image:Darius I the Great's inscription.jpg Image File ... File links Metadata Darius_I_the_Great's_inscription.jpg Summary Darius I the Great's inscription Licensing I, the creator of this work, hereby ...
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Darius
Darius Darius was the name of three kings of ancient Persia: Darius the Great or Darius I of Persia. Darius II of Persia ...
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Darius   (translated from German)
Darius Darius or also Dareios (actually Dariuvahush or short ... common. Admitted name carrier Three kings Persia: Darius I. and/or. Dareios I. Darius II. and/or. Dareios II. ...
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Darius   (translated from Dutch)
Darius Darius is Latijnse transcriptie of Griekse Dareios, what ... of Persian Darayavaush. Several people with name Darius have been known: Kings of Perzië: Darius I (Darius I large) - king of 521 ...
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Dareios I.   (translated from German)
Dareios I. Dareios I. (* 549 v. Chr., † November 486 v. Chr.), also Darius I., D?riy?sch ( ?????? , [ ]) or D?rayavahusch mentioned ... most important Erneuerer of the Perserreichs. Dareios I. Table of contents Ascent Dareios I. ...
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Naksh-i Rustam
Naksh-i Rustam Næqš-e Rostæm, near Shiraz Naksh-i Rustam (in Persian: نقش رستم Næqš ... represent the Persian mythical hero Rostam. Naksh-i Rustam, contains seven tombs which belongs to ... Achaemenian kings. One of those at Naksh-i Rustam is expressly declared in its inscriptions to be the tomb of Darius I. The three other tombs, besides ...
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User talk:Darius Dhlomo
User talk:Darius Dhlomo Welcome! Hello Darius Dhlomo, and welcome to Wikipedia! Thank you for your contributions. I hope you like the place and decide ... write a great article Manual of Style I hope you enjoy editing here and being ... 10 November 2005 (UTC) Born in Kingston I removed your entry, for reasons I ...
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