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Faidra

Faidra (řecky Φαίδρα, v latinské podobě Phaedra) je v řecké mytologii dcera krétského krále Mínóa a jeho manželky Pásifaé. Měla čtyři bratry (Deukalión, Glaukos, Androgeós a Katreus) a starší sestru Ariadnu.

[CS, Czech, Čeština]

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Choť
Théseus
Děti
Akamás
Funkce
athénská královna
Místo pohřbení
Tomb of Phaedra in Troizen
Příbuzní
Ariadna, Eurymedon, Katreus a Deukalión (syn Minóa) (sourozenci) Mounitos (vnuk)
Rodiče
Mínós a Pásifaé

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Faidra

Nodes53
Edges52
Triples67
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.037736
Components1

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Faidra

Top relations

related to Hudba · 26
Faidra → Annunzio, Annunziově Faidře, AnnunziůvArthur Honegger, Aricie, Britten, Cocteau, Dream, Fedra, Gabriele, Georges Auric, Hippolyte, Ippolito, Jean-Philippe Rameau, Massenet, Nová Opera, Paisiello, Phaedra, Phaedre, Phédre, Pizzetti
related to Drama · 21
Faidra → Annaeus Seneca, Annunzio, Brentano, Carr, Domov, Eurípidés, Fedra, Hippolytos, Jeffers, Kane, Konec Faidry, Kréty, Olov Enquist, PhaedraJean Racine, Phaedra’s Love, Phädra, Phèdre, Pro Faidru, Senecovy FaidryKarol Horák, The Cretan Woman
related to Literatura · 11
Faidra → ABC AntikyPublius Ovidius Naso, Bohové, Heindrich Alexander Stoll, Kolektiv, Löwe, Praha, ProměnyRudolf Mertlík, Slovník, Starověké, Svoboda, Zamarovský
related to Externí odkazy · 2
Faidra → Obrázky, Wikimedia Commons
Choť · 1
Faidra → Théseus
Děti · 1
Faidra → Akamás
Funkce · 1
Faidra → athénská královna
Místo pohřbení · 1
Faidra → Tomb of Phaedra in Troizen
Příbuzní · 1
Faidra → Ariadna, Eurymedon, Katreus a Deukalión (syn Minóa) (sourozenci) Mounitos (vnuk)
Rodiče · 1
Faidra → Mínós a Pásifaé

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Important terminology

hippolyta théseus phaedra 1880 pásifaé katreus alexandre cabanel commons krále manželky měla smrti deukalión syn příběh 1823-1889 datové položky hudba

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

Extracted RDF-like relationships with confidence and source. The table includes structured facts and lower-confidence contextual relations.
SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
FaidraChoťThéseus1.00infobox
FaidraDětiAkamás1.00infobox
FaidraFunkceathénská královna1.00infobox
FaidraMísto pohřbeníTomb of Phaedra in Troizen1.00infobox
FaidraPříbuzníAriadna, Eurymedon, Katreus a Deukalión (syn Minóa) (sourozenci) Mounitos (vnuk)1.00infobox
FaidraRodičeMínós a Pásifaé1.00infobox
Faidrarelated to DramaEurípidés0.60section
Faidrarelated to DramaHippolytos0.60section
Faidrarelated to DramaAnnaeus Seneca0.60section
Faidrarelated to DramaPhaedraJean Racine0.60section
Faidrarelated to DramaPhèdre0.60section
Faidrarelated to DramaAnnunzio0.60section

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