The Complete Book of Cyrus the Great Achaemenid
Cyrus the Great is the first king and founder of the Achaemenid Empire in Iran. The Persians called Cyrus the Great, the father and the Greeks, who had conquered their lands, called him the sovereign and legislator. Cyrus the Great had 4 children. Two of the children were Cyrus the Great and two other girls.
Cyrus the Great (576-529 BC), also known as Cyrus II, is the first king and founder of the Achaemenid dynasty. Cyrus the Great, for the sake of generosity, the foundation of human rights, the foundation of the first multinational and great empire of the world, the liberation of slaves and religions, respect for various religions and cultures, the spread of civilization, and so on.

 

The Persians called Cyrus the Great, the father and the Greeks, who had conquered their lands, called him the sovereign and legislator. The Jews regarded Cyrus the Great as being anointed by the Lord, while the Babylonians considered Cyrus the Great to be approved by Marduk.