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'''Xerses I''' was a Persian King, who ruled over Judea in the 5th century BCE.
'''Xerses I''' was King of Persia, from 486 BCE to 465 BCE.


==Biography==
==Biography==
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====Xerses I and the Jews====
====Xerses I and the Jews====
As King of Persia, Xerses I ruled over Judea.


==Xerses I in ancient sources==
==Xerses I in Second Temple Jewish sources==


==Xerses I in Scholarship==
==Xerses I in Scholarship==

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Xerses I was King of Persia, from 486 BCE to 465 BCE.

Biography

Xerses I is well known from Greek history for his attempts at conquering the Greek mainland. Xerses won at Thermopylae and conquered Athens, but was forced to withdraw after the defeat of the fleet at Salamis.

Xerses I and the Jews

As King of Persia, Xerses I ruled over Judea.

Xerses I in Second Temple Jewish sources

Xerses I in Scholarship

Xerses I in Fiction

Xerses I is often identified with the Ahasuerus of the Book of Esther.

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