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Patricide

Patricide (or paternal homicide) is the act of killing one's own father. The word patricide derives from the Latin word pater (father) and the suffix -cida (cutter or killer). Patricide is a sub-form of parricide, which is defined as an act of killing a close relative. In many cultures and religions, patricide was considered one of the worst sins. For…

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Known or suspected historical patricides

Tukulti-Ninurta IAssyrianBabylonSennacheribBimbisara
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Patricides in myths and religions

ApsuEnûma ElishHurrianTeshubKumarbi
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LatinParricideMarcus Tullius CiceroRoman RepublicDeath penalty
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Patricides in myths and religions

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related to Known or suspected historical patricides · 142
Patricide → Abd, Abdal-Latif Mirza, Abdallah Mirza, Abhai Singh, AD, Adelaide Crows, Ajatashatru, Ajit Singh, Albert Young, Alex King, Alvaro Castillo, Amangkurat, April, Arnoraja, Arts, Assiniboine River, Assyrian, August, Austro-Hungarian Empire, Aziz
related to Patricides in myths and religions · 37
Patricide → Andvari, Anu, Apsu, Arjun, Babruvahana, Babylonian, Cronus, Ea, Enûma Elish, Erlang Shen, Fafnir, Greek, He, Hesiod's Theogony, Hindu, His, Hreidmar, In, In Chinese, In Norse
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Patricide → sub-form of parricide

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father killed king son born killing murdered brother mother parents two later parricide religions people wife bc empire convicted cultures

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Patricideis asub-form of parricide0.90text
Patriciderelated to Known or suspected historical patricidesTukulti-Ninurta0.60section
Patriciderelated to Known or suspected historical patricidesBC0.60section
Patriciderelated to Known or suspected historical patricidesAssyrian0.60section
Patriciderelated to Known or suspected historical patricidesBabylon0.60section
Patriciderelated to Known or suspected historical patricidesSennacherib0.60section
Patriciderelated to Known or suspected historical patricidesBimbisara0.60section
Patriciderelated to Known or suspected historical patricidesMagadha0.60section
Patriciderelated to Known or suspected historical patricidesAjatashatru0.60section
Patriciderelated to Known or suspected historical patricidesKing Kassapa0.60section
Patriciderelated to Known or suspected historical patricidesAD0.60section
Patriciderelated to Known or suspected historical patricidesSigiriya0.60section

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