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'''Xerses II'' was a Persian king who ruled briefly, around 424 BE.
'''Xerses II'' was King of Persia, around 424 BE.


==Biography==
==Biography==
Xerses II succeded his father [[Artaxerses I]] but was murdered almost immediately by his half-brother [[Sogdianus]].
Xerses II succeeded his father [[Artaxerses I]] but was murdered almost immediately by his half-brother [[Sogdianus]].


====Xerses II and the Jews====
====Xerses II and the Jews====
As King of Persia, Xerses II ruled over Judah.
==Xerses II in Second Temple Jewish sources==
Xerses II is not mentioned by Jewish sources.
Xerses II is not mentioned by Jewish sources.



Revision as of 05:38, 8 July 2010

'Xerses II was King of Persia, around 424 BE.

Biography

Xerses II succeeded his father Artaxerses I but was murdered almost immediately by his half-brother Sogdianus.

Xerses II and the Jews

As King of Persia, Xerses II ruled over Judah.

Xerses II in Second Temple Jewish sources

Xerses II is not mentioned by Jewish sources.

Xerses II in Scholarship

Xerses II remains an obscure historical figure.

Xerses II in Fiction

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