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Phaedymia (or Phaedyme, Phædima; Gr****: Φαιδύμη) was the
daughter of Otanes, a
nobleman of the
Achaemenid Persian court in the
early 6th
century BCE. She...
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harem and thus has
access to the king – to
check whether the man has ears.
Phaidyme does as asked, and one
night while the king is asleep,
confirms that the...
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Abrokomas and Hyperantes. He also
married another woman of the nobility,
Phaidyme, the
daughter of Otanes. It is
unknown if he had any
children with her...
- However,
Herodotus also
states that
Cambyses married Otanes'
daughter Phaidyme,
whilst his
contemporary Ctesias names Roxane as Cambyses' wife, but she...
- However,
Herodotus also
states that
Cambyses married Otanes'
daughter Phaidyme,
whilst his
contemporary Ctesias names Roxane as Cambyses' wife, but she...
- has an
Otanes as the son of the
Achaemenid Pharnaspes, as the
father of
Phaidyme (or Phaedyma), who in turn is a wife of
Cambyses II, and
later a wife of...
- However,
Herodotus also
states that
Cambyses married Otanes'
daughter Phaidyme,
whilst his
contemporary Ctesias names Roxane as Cambyses' wife, but she...
- Herodotus. However,
Ctesias does not
mention her
being a
sister of Cambyses.
Phaidyme 1)
Bardiya 2)
Darius I
Otanes – – – – –
Artystone Darius I
Cyrus the Great...
